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i! the southernmost tip of the research triangle the new school year began for Saint Mary's College. Young women came from across the world to build a new
lime and make a new family. Soon these women realized their home was not just within the Saint Mary's wall or the city of Raleigh. The Triangle and its
trroundings became their new home, and they will always remember it the way it is now.

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SAINT MARY'S

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President Jenkins welcomed Oneaka Mack while
parents helped move their daughters into their
rooms. Orientation days were filled with new rules
and lots of changes, but everyone enjoyed all the new
friends they met. After the long day of moving in
and shaking lots of hands, everyone was ready for a
good meal and plenty of sleep.

Preface

Dean Watson and Dean Hack receive students with a warm
welcome.

Marshal Rosemary Mcllhenny serves punch at open house.

Right center: Sophomore Hall Counselors put on a show for the new kids on the
block. Bottom right: Robin Bullard takes Dean Hack's words of wisdom quite
seriously. Below: Hall Counselors Joanna Deans and Robin Bullard brighten
up the campus for the new student's arrival.

The story

Above: Jenny Minges gets a new look at the club fair. Left: Elizabeth Dixon
makes things a little less complicated for the new girls.

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Jennifer Boleman, Martha Benbow, and Michelle President Jenkins lends a helping hand whenever
Smith think they can have their cake and eat it too at needed.
the hall socials.

The gambling girls are up at all hours.

games begin!

'/ Saint Marys girls go all out for their mixers. Martha and Whitney are full of smiles at Indecision.

Jane says, "Nutrition Counts!'

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Above: Sly Dr. E uses his wit to manipulate Dean Hack
into breaking down her security check point. Left:
Bridget, Gina, and Jenny are caught taking a quick
break for pizza.

Indecision

Carey, Lara, and Ann Maury were keeping the
crowd alive at Indecision.

Gloria and her friends found a shady spot to enjoy

the music.

ar left: Margaret keeps the crowd cool while serv-
lg up drinks. Left: Elizabeth and Chris made them-
ilves at home at the pizza stand. Top right: Marietta
uts loose to the music.

Left: Jenny and Charlotte partied hard at the debutante parties all summer long.
Below: Claire, Elizabeth, and Virginia spent their time at debutante parties as well.
Right: Liquid Pleasure turned it up at the Lawn Party.

Debutantes

The Saint Mary's girls were ready to have their picture taken at Delta Sigma Phi.

Delta Sigma Phi

There was no time to stop dancing at the lawn party.

Lawn Party

Skeletons
in our
closets

It is the clubs of Saint Mary's that
add a little mystique to the everyday
life on campus.

A Celebration Abroad

Events

The restored Bishop's house on front campus was the Museum of History Associate's ASID De-
signer Show House for 1991.

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Because of Their Devotion

Mr. Tate came to Saint Mary's in 1957 and taught some of our
mothers. He embodies the best of SMC traditions of adherence to
strict standards of excellence. He encouraged his students to give the
best that was in them; he insisted on standards higher than they would
have chosen for themselves, but when they rose to his standards, they
felt pride and amazement that they had done so. Mr. Tate opened new
worlds to generations of students both in and out of the classroom,

and many re-
member their
first tentative
explorations of
New York and
Europe under
his guidance.

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clockwise from far right:
as a cheerleader in 1977;
grading papers, 1991;
leading his last SMC grad-
uation, carrying the leg-
endary mace and followed
by a devoted student; as
Santa in Smedes parlor,
1967, with children, Lisa,
Anna, and John; snapshot
from one of his earliest
SMC graduations.

The class of 1991 counts itself fortunate in having known the friend-
ship and leadership of Mr. Tate and Dean Watson. Both are retiring
after many years of giving generously of themselves to this college.
We will miss them.

J They Have Our Dedication

Dr. Watson come to SMC in 1971. Her dry wit and
common sense way of cutting to the core of issues
have endeared her to us all. As a history teacher, her
faculty for relating events to our lives made the past
matter to us. She has been a role model for several
generations of women who wondered how you could
have it all — career, motherhood, and something stil
left for yourself. In Dean Watson's case, that some-
thing is sailing, and we know she will enjoy having
more time now for it . . . but we will miss her steady
hand on the tiller here.

top right: "official" pose, 1991; near right, lecturing to students (date unknown); far right,
helping with graduation plans; bottom right, sailing; left, balloon chapel, 1988.

Halloween

The dining hall rocked as spooks and
practical jokers showed up for the annual
Halloween contest. Prizes were given to
the winners in group, couple, and singles
categories. Thanks to the faculty and staff
bakers a cake walk also became the treat
of the evening.

clockwise from top right: Margaret McGlohon, Mary Virgi|
Swain, Scotty Roof, Gretchen Johnson, Anne Burks, Caro
Hicks; front: Elizabeth Williamson, Katherine Pulliam,
Sutherlin, back: Anne Finley, Chris Easley, Audrie Adams; M|
garet Bridger, Marietta Steck, Hunter Grogan, Heather Cl^
Letitia Jacobs

i AI NT M ARYS FIRST A N NU AL
HOUSEMOTHER'S DAY

f his year the student body started
ew tradition, housemother's day.
ch housemother was treated royal-
for the day. It started off with
iakfast in bed and ended with a
fcial dinner in the cafeteria. All
ring the day, cards, balloons,
idy and other gifts were given to
| housemothers. This day was ded-
ted to the hard working house-
thers and was certainly deserved.

Christmas and

On Tuesday, December 4th, the spirit of
Christmas was alive and well at Saint Mary's
as over 500 luminaries lit the circle drive,
and students, faculty, and Wake County
alumnae joined together to celebrate the
holiday season in festivities in front of
Smedes Hall.

The annual candlelight chapel service,
from which the student body proceeded,
started the evening off as the tenth annual
Lighting O' the Grove got under way. Mem-
bers of the Granddaughters Club lit lu-
minaries which lined the circle drive and the
walkway towards Smedes.

Wake County alumnae and their children,
members of the community, and neighbors
from Cameron Park and surrounding areas
all joined the student body in front of
Smedes for various entertainment. This in-
cluded the Saint Mary's carols, and a visit
from Santa and Scrooge. Treats to alumnae
children and refreshments for the crowd
were provided for by the help of the SGA
and faculty.

The giant Christmas tree was blessed and
lit, and was lit every evening until the
students left for Christmas vacation. The
annual Circle-Beacon Christmas party
wound the evening down, as students en-
joyed another visit from Santa, as well as a
performance by the Cold Cuts.

Lighting O' the Grove

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Left: Melissa Downey, Kristin Gardner
Becky Covert, Donna King, and Gen
Wade enjoy a relaxing week at Fort Myers

The Senior girls set sail for the Bahamas on a cruise they will never forget. Right: Ashley
Thompson prepares for a great Snorkeling adventure.

Break

Left: Audrie Adams, Suzanne Nordan, Caroline Mountcastle, Kim
Goines, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Parker Dawson, Katherine Pulliam, Lisa
Svendsgaard, Elizabeth Williamson, Claire Norman, Virginia Sharp,
and Chris Easley took an exciting cruise to the Bahamas. Above: Kathryn
Oyler and Liz Norfleet take a short rest in the airport on their way to
Cancun, Mexico. Below: Katherine Scholl, Jenny Dunstan, Beth Wray,
Elisabeth Holscher, Keely Simerville, and Gary Hodges enjoy the white
sands of Destin, Florida.

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Graduation

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Clockwise from top left: High school processional, Salutorian Allison Poe carries her speech; HS Valedictorian Penny
Thompson; College processional; Dean Watson gives the college commencement address; College processional (Kristin
Gardner, Kim Goines, Ann Goldman); College Valedictorian Jenny Hunter; new high school graduates turn their tassels.

Clockwise from right: HS grads sing school
hymn; new col. grads. Chief Marshal Eliza-
beth Denning prepares to drop the handker-
chief; HS grad Erica Jones; SGA Pres. Hunter
Cirogan accepts The President's Award; Col.
Salutorian Sandy Fincher; Gina H ami 11 re-
ceives congratulations for a 4.0 for the year
(Jenny Hunter & Jennifer Hall were also cited
for perfect averages).

Prom

Spring

On April 11, the front campus of Saint
Mary's was turned into quite a carnival. Each
club sponsored an event for faculty, staff,
and students to enjoy. Some of these events
were raffles, tug-of-war, pictures, cake
walks, pie and water balloon tosses, and even
a dunking booth. The special highlights of
the afternoon were the performances by the
Cold Cuts and Dr. E.'s Band. Spring Fling
concluded with a picnic in the patio.

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Silent S' Easter Egg Hunt

Saint Mary's was the "hopp'n" place to be
on March 27. Silent S had their 1st Annual
Easter Egg Hunt, on front campus. Eggs
filled with candy were hidden all over, along
with a few other special surprises such as pic-
ture frames and money. There were also
other festivities such as the egg toss and
spoon race. Not only did Saint Mary's girls
get involved in the fun, but several children
did too. It was especially fun for them be-
cause of the girls dressing up in a rabbit cos-
tume. Many pictures were taken with the
rabbit to remember the 1st Easter Egg Hunt
at SMC. Since the results were outstanding,
there are going to be many more hunts to

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Audrie Love Adams

How lucky we are to have something that makes
saying goodbye. so hard, — Annie

Pamela Sheree Allred

Mary Chapman Andrew

Virginia Holt Basinger

Alison Leigh Bates

You will be quite friendly xvith your enemy when
you both die. — Kahlil Gibran

Charlotte Thorpe Bikle

Thanks for all the memories, the laughter, an
the fun, the joy our friendship brought to me. ll
happy things we've done — thanks for undr
standing and believing in me. too. thanks (>•
being you. Card Sharks and Lamda Alpha EM
— / love you.

Margaret Walters Boette

Amy Alicia Bolin

Jade Elizabeth Brannock

ve given up my search for truth, and now I I've learned at SMC, that three people can keep
looking for a good fantasy. a secret, if two of them are dead.

Margaret Taylor Bridger

Sara Elizabeth Brooks

I've been lazy almost all my life writing songs
and sleeping late, and any manual labor I done
is purely by mistake. — jimmy Buffet

April Nicole Browne

Carolyn Louise Bullock

Bridget Elaine Butler

l know nothing stays the same, but ij you're will-
ing to play the game, it's coming around again.

— Carlj Simon. W ATS! -CARP E DIEM-
LAMDA ALPHA BETA — I love you, ladies

— Geeda.

Sarah Marie Calandra

Casey Elizabeth Caudill

Being good is not enough when yon dream of
being great.

Christina Lee Clark

We may never meet again . . . but when we re-
member, we will be close in heart. (Flavia) All]
the while . . . did yon know we were making]
memories ? I nknown.

\ura Mercedes Colmenares

Rebecca Louise Covert

Holland Morrow Coward

iy love to my mother, father, and brother.
s, / love you so much. Uncle John and Aunt
•11, I love you too. Thanks for everything
, I could not have lived without modem
ige, club Waterloo, and paradise. I kid you

If I stayed here with you girls, things just
wouldn't be the same, because I'm as free as a
bird now and this bird will never change. —
Lynard Skynard. I love you girls and I'll never
forget you!

Make new friends and keep the old, one is silver
and the other is gold. Thanks for the memories
SMC.

Judy Katherine Crummie

•arning to live without you now, but I miss
ometimes. The more I know, the less I
stand, all the things I thought I knew, I'm
\ng again. — Don Henley.

Heath Covington Dalton

You always have boundaries, let someone else
choose them and they're restrictions. Choose
them yourself and they're principles.

Sarah Parker Dawson

This paper may crumble and this ink someday
fade, but never the memories of the friends I
have made. You never really leave a place you
love. Part of it you take with you, leaving purl of
you behind. — Anonymous.

Heather Danne Delano

The weeks we spend together laughing, become
a jmrt of all we do. The friends we've made
won't he forgotten, though times together so few.

Melissa Dawn Downey

Lois Elizabeth Dupree

All that you touch and all that you see, is all llm
your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd.

Alicia Pat Dyer

Where ever they go and what ever happens to
them on the way, in the enchanted place on top
of the forest, a little girl and her white bear u'ill
always he playing. — Pooh Bear.

Christine Teresa Easley

It is still true no matter haw old you are when
you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands
and stick together. — Robert Fulghum.

Sandra Paillette Fincher

"Ne te quaesiveris extra'
ires.

-from Persius Sal

Anne Wilson Finley

\sh:Inyou my friend, I found a second selj .

Ryoko Fujimaki

Margorie Lena Fulenwilder

Kristen Lee Gardner

•gratulations! Today is your day. You're off
real places, you're off and away! And mil
succeed? Yes! You will indeed! (98 and '/-/
■ent guaranteed.) Kid, You'll move Monn-
ftJ Dr. Seuss

Kimberly Elizabeth Goines

When you pari from your friend, you grieve
not: for thai which you love most in him may he
clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the
climber is clearer to the plain. Kahili Gihrau

Mary Virginia Green

Catherine Webster Grimes

Rebecca Anne Goldman

Been talking more and more about less and less Try , c i wml , lnc ro(u j ,i ml , s right for you. One,
and forgetting the love we bring. In times oj ymt - vr made liu , cnmcei lrml your lnlu j, l<m .
war, the trivial aspects oj life hale anger take too
much lime, just remember lone ana peace —
such simple things.

Elizabeth Hunter Grogan

I'm glad I did it, partly because it was wellwim
it, but chiefly became I never will do it aguii
Mark Twain. I love you all and will nei
forget.

Jennifer Anne Hall

I plead the Fifth.

Eugenia Montgomery Hamill

Lamba Alpha Beta. Carpe Diem. Cardsharks.
The Crazy Ladies. Dissect the specimen. Road
trips. Geeda at night. Hey. hey Paula. Seaet
suilemates. Ron. Ramble on. Char B. rules.
When it Rains it pours. Hey Hodges. Mom.
Narc. My friendlies, thanks for the memories.

Mary Cristeen Hatcher

Tiffany Renee Haynes

Tressa Kristen Haynes

When you look at the sky, I hope you always see
eternity — not jet planes, ana that you love life
simply for its beauty as you did as a child. — ft.
Sh uping

Cary Harden Hodges

Crazy Ladies. Road trips to HS. Come play.
Winnie — lox>e ya tons. Maps crew. Lab speci-
mens. Hey Hamill. Geeda at night. Hey, hey
Paula. Beth C. Wray — love ya. Morehead
summer crew. 3rd Penick. Cool girls, cold beer.
Seelys house. Four year girls — we made it.

Cornelia Elizabeth Holmes

To each his own, I'll go mine. Best of luck with
what you find, but for your own sake, remember
times we used to know. — Jelhro Tull. I love you
cardsharks! Lamda Alpha Beta! Bye!

Elizabeth Anne Holscher

If we Couldn't laugh, I think we would all go
insane. — Jimmy Buffett.

Paula Leigh Hopper

Over the years I have learned that what is br,
portant in a dress is the woman who is wearin

it.

Yves Saint Laurent.

Ann Summerson Houck

Jenny Ann Hunter

If we had no faults of our own, we would not
take so much pleasure in noticing those of theirs.
— Francois, Due De La Roche Foucauld.

Kanae Ikemiya

Margaret Letitia Jacobs

m. Crazy ladies. Carpe Diem. Lamda
i Beta. Geeda. M.V. Betty. Boots. CharB.
MB, TB, MS, BJ, CH, KSJD, GH, GJ,

"L, EH, MS, RM. Catch one. Biology
' Get lit Wats. Card Sharks. Let's go play!
lin Jack. Ronnie! Indecision. Where's
•a? Fun land with Geeda. Running out oj
\iarble. Thanks ladies, I love yall!

Jane Brooke Jaeger

If you can't be good, be good at it.

Virginia Allen James

The object of life is not to see through one an-
other but to see one another through. — anony-
mous. How lucky xve are to have something that
makes saying goodbye so hard. — Annie. 3rd
Penick — Jessie luv Wheel — I luv Cardsharks
— Maps and Wats rule — Lamda Alpha Beta.

Angel Rene e Jar r ell

Marion Lee Johanson

Katherine Evans Jordan

Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin
it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.
— Goethe, German philosopher.

Patricia Michelle Kicidis

Donna Elaine King

Sarah LeGwin Wooten Lam

What's up . . Hey Hey Paula Spring God, Grant me the serenity to accept the things I Good limes, bad limes, crying limes, lau«ik

Break90&91 . . . the ladies #/, #2, Geeta, cannot change; Ike courage to change the things times fur all these times — I celebrate y '

friends . . . Rip it up!

...Hire; the courage la change
KS, JD, GH, MR, Boots, Bambu . . . Always / can; an ,i j) l( . wtM iom to know the different
remember to Carpe Diem . . . 1 hanks SMC . . .
Here's to better days — UGA!

Catherine Davison Lassiter

Kristin Elizabeth Lawson

Once in a while you get shown the light, in the
strangest of places if you look at it right. —
Grateful Dead

Laura Maure Lewallen

Christina Leah Lovell

Is are medicines which our gracious and
physician prescribes, because we need
; and he proportions the frequency and
ht of them to what the case requires. Let us
his skill and thank him for his prescription .
lewton

Frances Elizabeth Martin

Yuko Matsuyama

semary Goodwin Mcllhenny

baper may crumble, this ink may jade, but
' the friends that I have made here.

Martha Renea Millner

Caroline Holt Mountcastle

No matter how difficult it may seem, you have
with in you the power, the ability, and the
knowledge to make things better. — Lindsey
Newman

Alison Stuart Nanninga

Let not the mares of the sea separate us now, and
the years you have spent in our midst become a
memo)y . . . and ever has it been that love knows
not its own depth until the hour of separation.
— The Prophet, Kahlil Gibran

Suzanne McLean Nordan

Elizabeth Re id Nor fleet

Remembering others
forget.

makes you harder to

Claire Garnett Norman

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Catherine MacClure O'Brien

We know where we're going, we know where
we're from. — Bob Marley

Sheila Robb O'Brien

Thank you Granny. Mum. Dad, Catherin
Aura. I love you all. Thanh also to HI' Bih
Club Waterloo, Johnny Brown and A/<i|
Vintage, because it's only Rock'n'RoUi

Michiko Ogawa

end is the beginning. Bye Bye Saint Mary's!

Amanda Carol Poole

Janet Caroline Poythress

Wednesday night social with KS at PR's . . .
RachaelU! . . . 2nd Penich . . . Raising Hell
. . . Loveshaelt . . . MAPS rule . . . Fvddah . . .
John . . . I -Board . . . Yes 1 am 25 . . . Green-
ville Bound — Hell Yeah!

Katherine Anne Pulliam

his paper may crumble and this ink someday
de, but never the memories of the friends I
we made. "It's only life after all. " — Indigo
\irls

Martha Patricia Ratzlaff

Sonya Michelle Reason

Don't aim for success if you want it; just do what
yon love and believe in, and it xvill come natur-
ally. — David Frost

Sue Jett Russler

Listen to the MUSTN'TS, child. Listen In tin
DONTS, Listen to the SHOULDNTS, tlid\
IMPOSSIBLES, the WONTS, Listen to lh*.\
NEVER HAVES, Then listen close In me — |
Anything can happen, child, ANYTHING can
be. — Shel Silverslein

Anna Katherine Scholl

It's another goodbye to another good friend.
After all is said and done, gotta move but it's too
fun. Well, let me walk before they make me run.
— Rolling Stones

When I first came here, I never thought I would
have to leave. — unknown

Virginia King Sharp

iays knew that looking back on us crying
make me laugh, but I never thought look-
ick at us laughing would make me cry."
mous. Tharikyouso much Mom and Dad
• best and happiest three years, I love you!

Mary Richard Shapard

Keely McGlone Simerville

Our uniqueness means we are drawn to dif-
ferent things. I must take responsibility myself
for mailing happen what I would like to have
happen and not see your initiative as a test of my
wealth.

Susan Katherine Smith

Jeanne Stancill

Marietta Josey Steck

"This paper may crumble and this ink may fade,
but never the memories of the friends, I've
made." Unknown. I Love You Card Sharks,
LAMB A ALPHA BETA!!

Grace Wells Stephens

"I'm so glad we had this time together just to
have a laugh and sing a song. Seems we )iisl got
started and before you know it comes the time to
say so long."

Sarah Alice Stevens

"Thanks to those few who believed in me and
helped me achieve my potential. You will never
be forgotten."

Kerrie Edith Strickler

"1 1 1 leave here tomorrow will you still return
me? . . . ; 'cause I'm as free as a bird now.
this bird will never change." Lynard Shut'
3rd Penich. 4yr. girl Mutt & Hermie. Fiida
Abracadabra. Maps. Lake. Wednesday n,
social. JP. Rachael. Carry. Hen. Kichmi
bound!!!

Leila Mcllhenny Sutherlin

"I always knew that looking back on us ciying
would make me laugh, but I never thought that
looking back at us laughing would make me
cry!" Anonymous. Always leave them laughing
when you have to say goodbye!! Mother Goose

Lisa Irene Svendsgaard

"All things are always changing but nothing
dies. The spirit comes and goes, is housed wher-
ever it wills, shifts residence on living. " Pythag-
oras.

Satomi Uchida

, Elizabeth Grimes VanDyke

tmu, can't be a highway, then just be a trail. If

M can't be the sun, be a star. It isn't by size that
,i win or fail — be the best at whatever you
)■!" Douglas Matloch

Eugenia Marshburn Wade

"Gosh I can't believe it's time! Thanks so much
for making these past four years the best of
times! I'm going to miss ya'll so much! Re-
member . . . Live for today. Look for tomorrow,
Put behind yesterday. Rest this afternoon."

Karla Nicole Waters

"We are close at heart though miles apart and
now my friends, who are we? We are who never
would have been without each other."

lizabeth Romaine Williamson

u never really leave a place you love. Part of
ou take with you, leaving part of you be-
i."

Tina Lynn Williams

"Challenge me world! I'm not afraid of what
lies ahead, my only fear is to die without hailing
lived. Don 7 cheat yourself Out of life, just go fin-
it! What are you waiting for anyway, death?
Remember, it's not how you fall, it's how you
land."

Elizabeth. Farley Wray

"The important thing is to be able at any mo-
ment to sacrifice what we are for what we could
become ." Charles Bubois. Carpe Diem. Lambda
Alpha Beta. Cardsharks!

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Susan Bracken

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Lea Baker

Mary Brewer

Jennifer Caine

Amy Augustine

Allison Boatright

Robin Bullard

Tracy Campbell

Leah Austin

Lea Ann Boykin

Ardis Burford

Tisha Carroll

Alice Chambers
Beth Connors
]/ Erin Davis

Amy Duval

Megen Channell

Dawn Covington

Blake Dawbarn

Amy Eason

Lee Anna Clark

Jennifer Culberson

Joanna Deans

Catherine Edmondson

Sidney Coggins

Elizabeth Daniel

Elizabeth Denning

Beth Everette

Meredith Ferrell

Paige Gould

Caroline Hairston

Louise Harris

Beth Ford

Angie Futrelle

Debbie Goldstone

Alicia Greene

Elizabeth Green

Meredith Griffin

Ashley Hamilton

Julie Hamilton

Rachel Hanover

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Cortney Harwood

Molly Hill

Shannon Holbrook

Catherine Hubbard
, Anne Jones
L Mary Killeen
Julia Lawing

Meredith Howard

Ashley Jones

Shayla Kirchin

Julia Lynn

Weldon Jackson

Nicole Jurovics

Carrie Kitchin

Brinley Long

Lucas James

Allison Key

Niki Knowles

Tracy Lutz

Yuko Matsuyama

Elizabeth McKay

Jennifer Misenheimer

Michele Maroon

Kathryn Mays

Michelle McLaughlin

Mitzi Monroe

Jennifer Morris

Elizabeth McDonald

Millis McMeekin

Kim Moore

Tricia Morvan

Georgia McDun
Kathryn McRee
Allison Morgan
Denice Nasekos

Sissy Overbeck
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Barbara Shackleford

Elizabeth Paxton
Susan Raine

Lisa Sappenfield
Beth Sherrill

Stephanie Phillips

Ashley Reeves

Ginny Schmidt

Rosamond Sloan

Dena Pittman

Lori Rogers

Lisa Ann Sedlak

Page Smith

Sarah Smith
Wendy Starr
Alexa Taylor
Amy Towery

Heather Smithwick
Nicole Steele
Andra Taylor
Gillian Troy

Amanda Snell

Allison Swindell

Anna Taylor

Meg Tuttle

Melanie Soloman

Lara Sykes

Lissa Thomson

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Suzanne Wayne

Nicole Willard

Ellen Zimmerman

Debbie Wade
Cecelia Welton
Gray Williams

Anne Walker
Sally Whichard
Rosalinde Wood

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Lynnwood Elizabeth Beard

We shared our dreams, our hopes and /ears. We
shared some laughter and shed some tears.
We've known each other for such a short time yet
in our hearts it feels like forever. — Cheryl Ha-
wurth.

Edith Cornelia Bender

Stephanie Ellen Best

Robin Ward Bonnoit

They ain't seen nothing yet — Poison.

Annie Catherine Chalmen

Charlotte Amalie Chiswell

I know not all that may he coming, but he it ;<|
it will, I'll go to it laughing. — Herman Al
ville.

Nancy Grist Corcoran

Lauren Bryan Counts

Valerie Elizabeth Crew

Yesterday's overmy shoulder so 1 can't look back Time I was on my way, still I'm much obliged.

For such a pleasant stay, but now it's I
to go. Babe I'm gonna leave you,
summer comes along — R.P..J.P.

any more, there is just too much to see waiting in For such a pleasant stay, but now it's time [or me
for me and I know that I just can't go wrong. — to go. Babe I'm gonna leave you, when the
Jimmy Buffet.

Myra Shannon Dana

Stephanie Ann Marie Dickens

Adrienne Lynn Dickerson

Kendra Lee Dillingham

The greatest happiness of life is the conviction
that we are loved, for ourselves, of rather loved
in spile of ourselves. — Victor Hugo

Stacy Leigh Dolan

Turning back the hands of time. Holding on to
misty memories, happy endings'.

Mary Holloway Donnell

Jennifer Dawn Driver

Leigh Elizabeth Easton

he shoe fits, buy two pair.

Ashley Michelle Edmonds

Lara Ann Eppert

When I was a child I caught a fleeting glimpse
out of the corner of my eye, I turned to look, but
it was gone, the child is grown, the dream is
gone. — Pink Floyd

Anna White Ferguson

Emily Victoria. Feulner

iou ever know that you're my hero, you're
'thing I wish I could be. I can fly higher

\,,an eagle, cause you are the wind beneath

I'.mgs. — Bette Midler

Got no time for spending roots, the time has Like an angel, standing in a shaft of light, ris-

come to be gone: and though I helped, we drank ing up to paradise, you know I'm gonna shine.

1000 times, it's time to ramble on. — Led — Grateful Dead
Zepplin

Mary Carolyn Fay

I'd rather have 30 minutes of wonderful than a
whole lifetime of nothing special. — Steel Mag-
nolias. Seasons change with the scenery, leav-
ing time in a tapestry, oh won't you stop and re-
member me? — Simon and Garjunkle.

Jessica Anne Geer

Gracen Burns Glenn

Dancing fires on the beach, singing soup
together, though it's just a memory, some men
ories last forever. — Rush

Katherine Adams Gregory

When you're real, shabbiness doesn't matter.
Veveteen Rabbit

Christine Lee Griffin

Amy Louise Hardison

No person was ei'er honored for what hem
cieved. Honor has been the reward for tvliiM
gave. — Calvin Coolidge.

Jennifer Alison Hayes

Barbie Jan Heath

Mary LeAnne Honeycutt

reams to remember.

Julia Marie Howard

Susan Anne Inabinet

Kathryn Killick Johnson

So you can get on with your search and I can get We've not seen each other now for a longtime,
on with mine and maybe someday we will find Each day at head of stream I remember us there
that it wasn't really wasted time. — Eagles arm in arm. Arm in arm, at one we were. And

memoiy renews the pain of sudden good-bye. If
memory is thus, how deep was feeling then. —
Wans Woi

Martha Margaret Johnston

Erica Paula Jones

Shannon Leigh Jones

Life is too short to worry about unimport
things. Reach for the sky and touch your st
and then you'll find your dreams. So, be you
be foolish, but be happy! — the Tarns

Eden Marie Kane

Children aren't to be molded, but adults to be
unfolded.

You're obnoxious, I said. Yes, but I canno\
alone, he said. For the first time in nrv
realized, sometimes you do need someone
when it isn't for something rewarding I
King and John Grant

Allison Christophe Little

Oneaka Deshon Mack

Lisa Dawn Martin

Let's face it, black is beautiful and its so beauti- We will all live under the same sky, but we will
ful to be black. — Anonymous not have the same horizon.

Camilla Rodman May

We do not grow up day by day in a continual
process uj maturation. We grow up in spurts.
Increasing maturity is visited upon us as occa-
sional lighting strikes, leaving us dumbfound-
ed.and disoriented, wounded, but hopefully
wiser.

Anna Clay Mc Adams

It is clear the future holds great opportunities. It
also holds pitfalls. The trick will be to avoid the
pitfalls, seize the opportunities and gel back
home by 12:30. — Yee Min Chan

Natalie Renee McLean

Melissa Marie Morris

I'm gonna fly, no one knows where, I'm gonna

S, soar through the air. And I have found for
' first lime that I can be myself, even if I am
the only one who learns to fly. — Amy Grant

Christina Lee Mulkey

Cicely Michelle Osborne

Whitney Christie Owens

Elizabeth Doiv Perry

This is not the end, it is not even the beginning
of the end, but it is perhaps the end of the be-
ginning. — Winston Churchill

Margaret Radford Perry

Allison Ay cock Poe

Raeshelle Marie Praeter

Margaret Ann Ratliffe

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — / took
the one less traveled by, and it has made all the
difference. — Robert Frost

Ashley Henderson Ray

Catherine Blair Reid

Maria Jose Salazar

We are young despite the years. We are con- You can only live life once, but if you live it
cerned, we are hope, despite the times. — right, once is enough. — Anonymous

REM.

Kerri Wells Shinn

Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime,
we'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday
we'll find; these are the best times. — Styx

Jennifer Leigh Simpson

Cause if you're ever believing in thinking of
leaving look to the moon. Cause it's a fad she
may go wandering about but she always comes
shining back true, I'll wait for you. — Indigo
Girls

Jennifer Ann Soteres

Susan Elizabeth Spivey

Jennifer Justine Stocks

erday's over my shoulder, so I can't look Our special friendships started here, wemaynot

■ward too long, there's just too much to see always be together, but we'll always be near, the

ing in front of me and I know that I just memories we have, we'll never forget, Til the

t go wrong. —Jimmy Buffett time we left, from the time we met.

Leigh Ann Strickland

rave enough to live life creatively. The
ive place is where no one else has ever been,
have to leave the city of your comfort and go
'the wilderness of your intuition. — Alan

Melissa Lynn Swartz

Jennifer Marie Thomas

Ashley Ann Grace Thompson

Don't hang on, nothing last forever but the
earth and sky. Dust in the wind, all we are is
dust in the wind. — Kansas. Thanks j or every-
thing! I love ya'tt! Mum. Ryan, liritt, Cynthia.
Ashley, Katheiyn. Jennifer, and Carolyn.

Penny Gay Thompson

Helen Kristin Trammell

Cristina Leah Vocalan

Mary Elizabeth Walker

So I said goodbye to all my friends and packed No more speed I'm almost there, gotta keep cool
my hopes inside a matchbox, 'cause I knew it was an( j / g 0tta take care. — Golden Earring,
time to fly. — Led Zeppelin.

Catherine Rice Walsh

To all the friends I've left behind. I just wn
you to know, you've shared my deepest, dn
dreams. I'll miss you when I go. — Alan I
ect. God bless Paula Elizabeth Neurit
American by birth, southern by the grace of
— Lewis Grizzard

Ashley Granger Wardell

Carey Vincent Willey

Amy Turner Williams

I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember Someday when we reminisce, we'll say there Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two

!?1 must be travelin' onnow, to many places I wasn't too much we mused. And through the is four. If that is granted, all other will follow,

ttasee. — Lynryd Skynyrd tears, we'll smile when we recall we had it all.— — Eric Blair

St. Elmo's Fire

Jennifer Kathleen Williams

Regina Dawn Williams

Cynthia Jeanette Youngblood

n t give up until you drink from the silver Q n an d on you go. The seconds stick the time Though it's just a memory, some memories last
» and ride that highway in the sky. America ouL There's so much left to know. And I'm in the forever. — Rush

road to find out. — Cat Stevens

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Jennifer Barton
Jennifer Boleman

Nina Cavallaro
Jennifer Garrison

Suzanne Bell

Caitlin Brady

Alex Edmondson

Elizabeth Gillam

Martha Benbow

Liza Browning

Kim Egner

Anne Glenn

Lauren Blaney

Tiffany Cashwell

Lisa Furukawa

Jill Grahek

i Catherine Hair
)/ Wendy Hess

Amy Hobbs
Ellie Jarman

Morgan Harper

Lousia Hickman

Melissa Inscoe

VIeredith Johnson

Jodie King

Carmeletta Locklear

Lindsay Luxton

Leah McCotter

Holleigh McLaurin

Caroline Mercurio

Lainey Milani

Julie Musgrave

Mayumi Okima

Bree Parker

Allison Partridge

Raeshelle Prater

Jalayne Shelor

Jane Singleton

Michelle Smith

Susan Stone
// Valerie Vincent

Gloria Taft
Susan Whitt

Misti Tomsu

Kyle Underwood

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Front: Margaret McGIohon, Nina Cavallarc
middle: Louise Harris, Ardis Buford, Meg TuttU
Hunter Grogan, Elizabeth Williamson, Jan
Singleton, Sarah Lamm, Ann Maury Smith, Eli;
abeth Gillam, back: Kristin Gardner, Donn
King, Blake Dawbarn, Gillian Troy, Paige Smid
Brooke Jaeger, and Polly Yeargan

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The 1990-91 and 1991-92 SGA Members

A Special Dedication

When war in the Persian Gulf broke out
in January of this year, people were affect-
ed all over, including Saint Mary's. Sev-
eral girls in Smedes decided to make a
bulletin board which read "Make Love,
Not War" to show their love and apprecia-
tion for their boyfriends, friends, and rel-
atives as well as all the other troops who
were sent so far away from home.

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ROSEANNE BARR SINGS THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

It was crude, even lewd. But this time fans were spared where she's tattooed.

MADONNA

Madonna kicked off her 1990 world tour, "Blonde Ambition," with a seven-concert tour of Japan beginning in April then
came back to perform in the U.S. and on to more shows in Europe.

HUSH AND GORBACHEV SUMMIT AGREEMENTS

I Celebrating the fruits of their summit diplomacy, President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev shook hands and
jgned a sheaf of agreements, including a conditional trade accord. During the June ( 1990) summit, the leaders also embraced a
ireliminary deal to cut long-range nuclear arms.

\ARTH DAY

< On April 22, an estimated 200 million people all over the planet celebrated the 20th anniversary of Earth Day as activists
[deaded for the rise of a new "conservation generation" to care for the fragile environment.

SELSON MANDELA WORLD TOURS

,1 Massive crowds turned out for African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela at every stop on his six-week tour of three
lontinents.

THE WORLD...

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HOMELESS COU NT

A legion of clipboard-toting counters sought out shelters,
subways and steam grates on March (1990) in the broadest
attempt ever to find out the extent of homelessness since it be-
came a national disgrace in the 1980's.

FLAG PROTECTION ACT

The U.S. Senate rejected a constitutional amendment against
flag burning on June 26 with critics arguing that it was already
dead and being debated largely as ammunition for use against
them at election time.

AND THE

Dr. Clauston Jenkins, President of the College

Clockwise from above: Dr. Elgiva Watson, Dean of the College;
Dr. Bauso in student-faculty Softball game; (also top right); Mardi
Hack, Dean of Students; the Rev. Janet Watrous, College Chap-
lain; Dr. Esthimer and his band.

Dr. Karen Johnson
Associate Prof., Social Studies

J. Arthur McRae
Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics

Dr. Kenneth Guilmart
Asst. Professor of Latin

Dr. Joseph Caddell
Associate Prof, of History

Scotty Roof
Assoc. Director of Admissions

Dr. Wylie Quinn
Professor of Religion

Carolyn Hicks
Personal and Career Counselor

Betty Adams
Mary Lida Alexander

Ellen Few Anderson

Kenneth Babb

Joan Battle

Dr. Thomas Bauso
Betty Bell

Christine Benshoff

Terry Berg-Hayden

Ellen Birch

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Louise Bolash
Deborah Buchanan

Anne Burks
Georgette Campbell

Bonnie Clark
Ruth Council
Windel Crawley

Barbara Elliott

Dr. Steven Esthimer

Hiram Fuller

Faye Fussell
Helen Godwin

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Alice Greiner

Dr. Margaret Grissom

Nicole Hagan

Dr. John Hume

Alice Hunter

Diane Johnson

Gloria Graham
Selden Gray

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Joyce Johnson
Margie Johnson

Sarah Johnson
Mary Lou Jones
Tom Kaufman

Marjorie Maddrey
Dr. Lucy Melbourne
Rosalene Metzger

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Linda Mueller
Susan Musgrave

Margaret McGlohon

Dr. Margaret O'Shaughnessey

Mary Pearson

Dr. Beth Proctor
Henry Read
Alice Sarola

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Susanne Schmidt
Margaret Selph

Dr. Martha Smith
Mary Virginia Swain
Terry Thompson

Mary Whitt
Emmett Windham

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Anna Wooten-Hawkins
Tad Wyman
Donna Zelvis

SGA

The Saint Mary's students are repr
sented by the Students Governmei
Association officers, a governing boc
which consists of ten hard workin
members. The purposes of this organ
zation are to instill in the students tl
principles of self-control, respons
bility, and honor, to foster loyalty i
the college, to maintain a spirit of o
operation among the students, facult
and staff, and in every way possible tr
best interest of Saint Mary's Colleg
The 1990-91 SGA set a goal of creatir
a combination of both old traditiof
and making new ones to bring a bond i
unity throughout the school.

Standing: Elizabeth Williamson, Polly Yeargan, Janet Poythress, Ann Maury Smith, Kathryn Johnson, sitting:
Sarah Lamm, Hunter Grogan, Donna King, Kristin Gardner

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Hall Counselors

The position of Hall Counselor is one
the utmost importance to the College
mmunity. She is delegated major re-
onsibilities for the development of a
'Sitive living environment on her
11. Hall Counselors are expected to
esent themselves as positive role
jdels, to practice humility, consider-
on, friendliness, helpfulness and de-
ndency. It is an honor to be chosen as
rlall Counselor at Saint Mary's.

Dorm Council

Dorm Council is the governing boc,
responsible for dealing with infra
tions of rules in the dormitories. Tr
members of Dorm Council include tl
Chairman of Dorm Council, the Unde
classman Vice-President, the Dean c
Students, an appointed faculty membi
and two representatives from eac
class. Dorm Council deals with latene
past curfew, failure to sign in and 01
properly, failure to attend hall mee
ings and disturbance of quiet hours.

Back Row: Jennifer Simpson, Jennifer Boleman, Suzanne Bell, Page Smith, Front Row: Beth
Sherrill, Ann Maury Smith, Kristin Gardner, Elizabeth Van Dyke

Four Year Girls

The four year girls is a club com-
posed of a group of girls who have
attended Saint Mary's beginning their
junior year in high school through
their sophomore year in college. To
these girls Saint Mary's is truly a place
to be charished. They have learned to
relate to both the high school and col-
lege sections of Saint Mary's because
they have experienced both perspec-
tives.

Back row: Ashley Griffin, Heath Dal-
ton, Geni Wade, April Browne, Letitia
Jacobs, Lisa Svendsgaard, Audrie
Adams, Carolyn Bullock, middle row:
Cary Hodges, Elizabeth Williamson,
Kerrie Strickler, Ginny James, Jade
Brannock, Donna King, front row: Ali-
son Nanninga, Sue Jett Russler, Talia
Beckman, Becky Covert

The Judicial Board is a student-run
\dy made up of students and faculty
embers, who are responsible for
•holding the honor code of Saint
iry's. The honor system plays an im-
rtant part in all the girl's lives at
int Mary's. The Judicial Board mem-
rs play an integral part in this pro-
,5S, making the Saint Mary's corn-
unity a place that we are proud to live
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unding: Dr. Johnson, Gloria Taft,
;ithryn Oyler, Polly Yeargan, Tisha
'.rroll, Elizabeth Denning, Donna
D ng, Dr. Happer, sitting: Annie dial-
ers, Elizabeth Williamson, Janet
' ythress, Stephanie Best

The Judicial Board

The Budgeting Committee

The purpose of this committee is to
manage the portion of the student funds
designated by the SG A for the use of clubs
to sponsor activities which will serve the
entire student body and better the com-
munity of Saint Mary's College. The rep-
resentatives on this committee are: the
SGA Secretary-Treasurer as Chairman,
the twelve grade class Secretary-Trea-
surer as Vice-Chairman, three high school
students, and five college students.

Standing: Ashley Edmonds, Gina Hamill, Lea Ann
Boykin, Jennifer Misenheimer, sitting: Meg Boette,
Donna King, Martha Benbow, Elizabeth Gillam, not
pictured: Sloan Dupree

Legislative Body

Being a member of the Saint Mary's College community means being respon-
sible for our own actions. Probably one of the most valuable lessons to be
learned here is that of cooperation; everyone pulls together to ensure that we
maintain our precious heritage of self-government. The Legislative Body pro-
tects this right and responsibility which we all share.

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Chapel Marshals

The Chapel Marshals are high school
liors who are elected by the high
tool student body. A Marshal's job is
iencourage respect, participation,
isideration, and attendance at all
ipel services. It is the responsibility
the Marshals to collect chapel cards,
id out bulletins, enforce conduct
1 to seat and dismiss the congrega-
n. This year the Chapel Marshals had
show their leadership skills during
aplain Watrous's absence in the
ling semester. They had to show the
•erim chaplain the ropes until she was
Infortable with the service at Saint
iry's.

ick row: Tudi Martin, Ashley
/ompson, Marta Johnston, Chrissy
iffin, front row: Cynthia Young-
>od, Kathryn Johnson, Amy Wil-
ms, Stephanie Best, not pictured:
inifer Simpson

The Vestry is a group of college and
high school students elected annually by
their peers to work with the Chaplain in
overseeing and implementing the Chapel
program. As an Episcopal Church, we
follow this pattern with a few adaptations
for our setting. The Vestry is a hard-
working and fun loving group who make
a great contribution to the spirit of Saint
Mary's

Back row: Erica Jones, Beth Sherrill,
Ellen Zimmerman, Charlotte Bikle, Anne
Goldman, middle row: Aimee White,
Camilla May, Meg Tuttle, Shannon Hol-
brook, Elizabeth Denning, front row:
Robin Bonnoit, Anne Glenn, Penny
Thompson, Kyle Underwood, Ann
Maury Smith, Lisa Furukawa

e Vestry

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College Marshals

The Marshals are elected by the <
dent body from the rising coil«[(
sophomore class and assume thil
duties on the third Sunday before cci
mencement. The Chief Marshal dr*
the handkerchief at the end of the Gil
mencement exercises, officially end |
the school year. They usher at conceij
serve at various school functions,
maintain order at all student bclj
gatherings.

Margaret Bridget-. Parker Dawson, Leiitia Jacobs, Heather Scoggins, Marietta Steck, Rosemary Mcllhenny

Day Students

.Day students supposedly go home at
ight, but as we all know, they are here
ilot! — for club walks, using the li-
brary, or just visiting with the
;>arders. Day students often help the
Darders to feel at home in Raleigh. It's
>t at all unusual for day students to
,end the night on campus, whether
:cause of snow or just for fun. One of
e most popular functions of the year
as sponsored by the day students —
e Sweetheart Dance. Day students are
i important part of Saint Mary's!

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Back: Natalie McLean, Katherine Gregory, Sarah Washburn, Tudi Martin, Amy Hobbs, Adriane Dickerson, Julie
Musgrave, Elbe Jarman, Nina Cavallero, Ashley Ray, Nicole Jurovics, middle: Penny Thompson, Polly Yeargan,
Jenny Schmidt, Caitlin Brady, Susan Stone, Lauren Blaney, Sloan Dupree, Kristin Trammell, front: Susan Whitt,
Michelle Faire, Jodie King, Shannon Jones, Allison Poe, Holli Donnell

Phi Theta Kappa

left: Gina Hamill and Tressa
Haynes; above, Keely Simerville

Members of Phi Theta Kappa could be identified at graduation by their gold stoles

The Chi Beta Chapter of Phi Th
Kappa recognizes outstanding a
demic achievement in the College
partment. "A student shall be of g(
moral character, shall possess reci
nized qualities of citizenship, and sr
have established academic excellei
as judged by the faculty," in order to
eligible for membership into this cl
College freshman must have receive
3.5 average for the first semester ;
College sophomores must have a 3
overall average.

1st row, left to right: Keely Simervilie, Audrie Adams, Hunter Grogan, Kristy Lawson, Dawn Covington, Jenny
Hunter; 2nd row, Anna Taylor, Sarah Smith, Geni Wade, Kristin Gardner, Elizabeth Denning, Gillian Troy, Sandy
Fincher, Charlotte Sears, Roger Lee (advisor)

The Sociedad Honoraria

Hispanica

jThe Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Chap-

jr of The Spanish Honor Society was

(■gun at Saint Mary's on November 20,

>87. The purpose of this organization

to recognize high achievement in

>anish among high school students

id to promote an interest in Hispanic

udies. Candidates must have main-

ined an honor average in the study of

[>anish for a minimum of three semes-

rs. Members of the society are eligible

>r many scholarships. The Saint

ary's Chapter has their induction ser-

ce in the spring semester.

ack row: Penny Thompson, Sloan
upree, Chrissy Griffin, Ashley Ray,
'ont row: Allison Poe, Mrs. Hillman,
olli Donnell

The High School Honor Society's pur-
pose is "to recognize and encourage schol-
arship and to promote those qualities of
character of the best in Saint Mary's his-
tory. The society is composed of both
eleventh and twelfth graders. Eleventh
graders must have a 3.75 G.P.A. or better
on one semester's work and twelfth
graders need a 3.5 cumulative G.P.A. on
two or more semesters of work. The in-
ductions occur in the late spring and
again in the beginning of the fall semes-
ter.

Back row: Kathryn Johnson, Sloan
Dupree, Jenny Schmidt, Ashley Ray,
LeAnne Honeycutt, Marta Johnston,
Penny Thompson, Carolyn Foy, Tiffany
Cashwell, middle row: Polly Yeargan,
Caitlin Brady, Allison Poe, Holli Donnell,
Ashley Edmonds, Ann Maury Smith,
front row: Camilla May, Miss-E Bender

rligh School Honor Society

SMEC

The Saint Mary's Environment
Club made some important contrib
tions towards our awareness about tl
global crisis we are currently facin
Each person here had a chance to
what she could to be environmental
smart because SMEC encouraged il
cycling. Making each girl aware th
her habits and attitudes could make
difference in the world was a goal ar
an achievement of SMEC.

Back row: Regina Williams, Elizabeth Gilla
Audrie Adams, Summerson Houck, Sue Ji
Russler, front row: Betsy Helton, Ali Karn, Ale
Taylor, Sidney Coggins

Food
Committee

The food committee is a club that
serves as a liason between the students
and the dining services. Two repre-
sentatives from each class are chosen by
their classmates and two members are
chosen at large. The committee plans
activities and events, decorates for holi-
days and special occasions and voices
nutritional concerns and needs of the
student body.

Standing: Britney Gallimore, Michelle Smith, Darby Durand, Cortney Harwood, Alexa Taylor, Stacy Dolan, sitting: Miss-E Bender, Chris Easley, Kerrie Strickler, A"'.
Edmondson

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Back row: Tina Williams, Jessica Terr, middle:
Sidney Coggins, front: Hollie Coward

{Applause, Inc., is the school dramatic
ib. It is open to everyone at Saint
ary's interested in the theater. Its ■
Embers present two major produc-
es, one in the fall and one in the
ring.

landing: Martha Benbow, Nina
ivallaro, Lindsay Luxton, Meg
iette, Kneeling: Jessica Terr, Tina
illiams, sitting: Hollie Coward,
iney Coggins, not pictured: Jennifer
all, Elizabeth Green, Webster
•imes, Tressa Haynes, Casey Caudill,
1 Grahek

Applause Inc

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Atlas Club

Back row: Georgette Campbell, Naomi Vrai
Yumi Ohkita, Chiga Miyago, Katu Patel, midc
row: Kanae Ikemiya, Mary Jo Salazar, Michi
Ogawa, Yuko Matsuyama, front row: Catheri
O'Brian, Ricko Inoue

Atlas is composed of the forei;
students at SMC, and its main goal is
promote unity between the foreign ai
American students. Educating thei
selves and the rest of the student bo
about different cultures and formii
lasting friendships are natural b
products of their association.

Under the direction of Emmett
Windham, the SMC chorale performs
throughout the year. Two of their most
important engagements during the 1990-
1991 season were Part I of Handel's Mes-
s/ah and a blend of classical and senti-
mental favorites for Spring Fest. The girls
in chorale practice hard to achieve the
high level of excellence which marks their
work.

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Chorale

Stagecoach

he Stagecoach staff, led by co-editors Keely Simerville and
:nnifer Hall, decided that this year's theme would be "Once
pon a Time . . ." That decision set the tone for a fast-paced
;ar of taking pictures, doing layouts, and writing appropriate
)py. In years to come, The Stagecoach staff will look at this
)lume and remember hard work, deadlines, and creative solu-
ons — but it is hoped that the students will look at it and re-
ember 1991.

Back row: Anne Glenn, Marietta Steck, Ashley Wardell, Gloria Taft, middle row:
Jennifer Misenheimer, Kendra Dillingham, Marta Johnston, front row: Camilla May,
Regina Williams

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The Muse is the literary magazine f
Saint Mary's College. Entries are sele-
ed for inclusion on a competitive baa
This year's judges were Betty Adcot,
Tom Hawkins, and Margot Richtj
and winners were Lynn Beard, Ashlf
Griffin, Lucas James, Kristy Lawsc,
Marti Millner, and Lisa Sedlak. Li
Gorman, Meredith Howard, Kris|(
Lawson, Yumi Ohkita, Kathens
Scholl, and Naomi Urano receivl
Honorable Mentions. In addition •
featuring the best of student art aJ
writing, the Muse sponsors a Hallowet
poetry reading and Muse Week in t*
spring. G.C. Hendricks, Laurel Goll
man, Sam Ragan, and Shirley Mooii!
shared selections of their work with V
appreciative audience of Saint Mart
and community participants. 199-
1991 Muse President was Kristy La-
son, and Mrs. Anna Wooten-Hawkii
was advisor.

Back Row: Webster Grimes. Christina Hamlin, Lisa Gorman, Lucus James, Kristy Lawson, Front Row: Ellen
Zimmerman, Meg Tuttle, Rosalind Wood

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Belles

'The Belles focused on campus events
>ch as the Indecision concert and

gluing O'the Grove, as well as on
<ch important world affairs as the war.

was a year dominated in one way or
'other by the Persian Gulf crisis, and
je newspaper served as a forum for
'ldent opinion about it. In March, the
1 iffs of The Belles and The Stagecoach en-
Ved a tour of The News and Observer.
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Back row: Jenny Schmidt, Amy Augistine, Kim Goines, Elisabeth Holscher, Katherine Scholl, front row: Cary
Hodges, Carolyn Bullock, Alison Nanninga (Editor), Elizabeth Denning

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SETA

Students for the Ethical Treatm«(
of Animals was formed in 1990 f
Jenny Schmidt and Charlotte Seal,
Students for the Ethical Treatment^
Animals (SETA) is an organization (.Im-
itated to educating people on aniril
abuse. This year SETA has cooperaid
with NCSU's SETA, Broughton Hij
School's SETA, and The Culture ad
Animal Foundation of North Carolj
to sponsor a Compassionate Living FJ
held in October. SETA at Saint Ma
has also given a stray cat from
campus a true home and organized!
Animal Awareness Week (March I
15) to further inform others of the ntd
for animal awareness.

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Standing: Susan Inabinet, Lynn Bea
Kristy Lawson, Anne Ratliffe, sittii
Charlotte Sears, Jenny Schmidt, Lii
say I.uxton, Megan Channell

Back row: Martha Benbow, Jennifer Boleman, Anna
Clay McAdams, Beth Ford, Charlotte Chriswell,
Lara Eppert, middle row: Nicole Baer, Christina
Vocalan, Nancy Corcoran, Lisa Furukawa, Ann
Ratliffe, Jessica Terr, front row: Lindsay Luxton,
Julie Musgrave

Fine Arts Club

Admisses

The Admisses is a group of girls who act
as tour guides for Saint Mary's. These girls
provide the necessary link of enthusiasm
and warmth between the perspective
students and the student body. The avail-
ability of these tour guides allows per-
spective applicants a glimpse of life at
Saint Mary's. Thanks to the Admisses
Saint Mary's can attract many wonderful
girls.

Back: Kim Pressley, Alison Partridge, Debbie Gold-
stone, front: Leah McCotter, Jennifer Boleman, and
Michelle Smith

The Photography Club is one of the
:west clubs at Saint Mary's. It was
larted in the fall of 1988 by Dr.
kthimer who presides as the club
ilvisor. The club sponsors a photog-
f.phy contest held in the spring. The
West is open to students as well as f ac-
ty and the winning photos are dis-
ayed in the library. The photography
Hub takes many outings each year to
isit such places as the Robert Mapple-
lorpe exhibit in Durham. The photog-
phy Club is open to all Saint Mary's
udents.

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Photography Club

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SADD

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Standing: Julie Musgrave, Lisa Furukawa, Allison Partridge, Martha Benbow, Lindsay Luxton, sitting: Dena Pitt-
man, Hollie Coward, Jennifer Boleman, Michelle Smith

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Students Against Drunk Driving it
service organization whose purpose!
to encourage responsible drinkil
habits. Drinking alcohol and drivij
an automobile do not mix. The ell
sent delegates to the North Carol il
Drug and Alcohol Awareness Conff
ence-Decision '90. They have also po
ed fliers warning of dangerous driri
ing habits. They were responsible ft
the Rape Awareness posters and re
video about Rape used in hall p*
grams. The club sponsored two Mocfr
tail Parties — one of which was 1
Spring Fling. During the H.S. Proi
SADD organized a designated driir
program which offered a safe ri*
home to all prom goers.

The club was made up of both Hit
School and College students. This co*
bination provided support for both te
High School and College. High Schol
President was Jennifer Boleman ajl
the College President was Hollie Cafe
ard.

Cold Cuts

!The Cold Cuts is a college sophomore
Jashtub band. At the end of each year
( e preceeding members pick seven
jsrls to carry on the Cold Cuts tradi-
jn. These seven girls are referred to as
,e "Original Seven." New members
je inducted during the year. The Cold
Ms play instruments from the tradi-
>nal bongos, sticks, maracas to the
^eese grater, mops, and flower pot.
Jich year they wear bright colored
derails and shirts. They perform for
ffic events, school and many Saint
jary's events. The Cold Cuts is a long
^nding tradition at Saint Mary's.

,ont row: Casey Caudill, Catherine
, ssiter, Leila Sutherlin, Katherine

illiam, Lee Johnanson, back row:

eather Clark, Suzanne Nordan, Eliza-
Jth Williamson, Michele Reason,
i'*cky Covert, Gina Hamill, Kerrie
I rickler, in tree: Meg Boette, Claire

jrman, Sarah Lamm, Kristin Gard-
Jfe, Kim Goines, Geni Wade, Virginia
"Mrp, Audrie Adams, Carolyn Bul-
I'k, Heather Scoggins, not pictured:

iy Crummie

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Spiders

One club in the high school at Sta
Mary's is the Spiders. It was startecji
1972 and is made up of twelfth grai r
and one college sophomore whci
known as "Madam Spider." This is <l
of the many secret clubs on the Seo
Mary's campus. Only those chosen tc»
in the Spiders actually know wha
means to be a Spider. One job of )
Spiders is to promote school spirilit
the high school. Spiders do several i
tivities throughout the course of i
year. One activity done by the Spicf
this year was to take the Govera
Moorehead children trick or treaty
in Halloween.

Back row: Mary Walker, Suni Ebs
Polly Yeargan, Jennifer Thomas, Lejl
Easton, Susan Spivey, Ann Mail>
Smith, Front row: Jenny Schmidt, M
son Nanninga, Jan Heath, Ai;
Williams, not pictured: Anne Ball«
tine, Valerie Crew, Leigh Ann Stril
land, Radford Perry, Charloti
Chiswell, Jessica Terr, Eden Kane, Ln
Eppert

Silent S is a secret club at Saint Mary's.
The walks, and members are also a secret
until the day after a walk. On this day the
new members wear all red and a red rib-
bon on their wrists. Silent S is changing
every year so look out!

Back row: Alison Nanninga, Summerson
Houck, Parker Dawson, Virginia Sharp,
Claire Norman, Kay Crummie, middle
row: Lisa Svendsgaard, Catherine Lassi-
ter, Anne Goldman, Sue Jett Russler, Sara
Beth Brooks, Audrie Adams, sitting: Elis-
abeth Holscher, Suzanne Nordan, not pic-
tured: Tressa Haynes, Alison Bates

Silent S

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Serenitas Veritas

Serenitas Veritas is a secret organization of
sophomores dedicated to promoting a spirit of
love and concern in the Saint Mary's com-
munity. Throughout the year we remain an-
onymous because it is the giving and not the
receiving which we emphasize.

"For kindness is indeed sublime and worth
the trouble anytime. Sincerity is all we need to
help us do a friendly deed."

Medical Minds was formed in 1989-90 as a
support group for the chronically ill and has
evolved into a group promoting Health Aware-
ness. The club is the brain-child of Regina
Williams, who was the first and is the present
president. Regina is vitally interested since she
has been a diabetic for 4 years. All students are
urged to join regardless of the presence of a
chronic illness; either in themselves or mem-
bers of their families. Some of the programs and
projects undertaken by the club are: choles-
terol screening, visits to Children Surgical Care
at Duke, Breast Cancer display in Library, a
Health Month with programs on Depression,
Date Rape, Massage, Nutrition, Health Re-
lationships, and Halloween treats.

— Advisor, Bonnie M. Clark, Rn.

Standing: Maria Johnston, Caitlin Brady, Camilla May,
Allison Partridge, sitting: Annie Chalmers, Radford Perry,
Regina Williams

Medical Minds

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The Letter Club 1990-199

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The Letter Club is a club whose
bers are those who letter in a spct
Saint Mary's. This service club's .
project is the "fun run" held on cai|
for both runners and walkers. (
money raised from this event gol
buy a gift for the school. The club > I
spring also assists with the Govtp
Morehead Special Olympics. A I
quet is held in the spring, honorirj
the teams and athletes.

Back row: Elizabeth Williamson, <l
Easley, Anne Finley, Audrie Aci
Claire Norman, Janet Poythress, i
Maury Smith, middle row: Ami
bertson, Allison Poe, Marta Johr
Linnell Vaughan, Geni Wade, CI
Griffin, Stacy Dolan, Polly Yea
front row: Miss E. Bender, Ca
May, Missy Fogg, Mary Jo Salaza:
pictured: Robin Bullard, Bridget
ler, Jenny Caine, Holli Donnell,
Virginia Green, Cary Hodges, C
James, Julia Lynn, Michiko Og
Lisa Svendgaard, Jennifer Tho
Tudi Martin, Julie Hamilton, Mar
Bridger, Brooke Jaeger, Ali I
Cassie Walsh, Elizabeth Aiken,
James, Erica Jones, Mary Walker

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The Order of the Saints is an honorary
athletic society. Members were selected at
the beginning of the school year based on
their participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship in athletic events. The
Saints is a new club formed this year to
lead the Sigma-Mu program. Their pur-
pose is to encourage participation and
serve as leaders in the Sigma-Mu events.
The Saint's goal for this year was to get
each and every student involved in some
way in the Sigma-Mu program.

Standing: Polly Yeargan, Amy Albertson,
Kathryn Johnson, Julie Hamilton, Marta
Johnston, Anne Finley, Holli Donnell,
Chris Easley, Janet Poythress, Claire Nor-
man, middle row: Mary Walker, Susan In-
abinet, Jennie Minges, Ali Karn, Allison
Poe, Chrissy Griffin, Stacy Dolan, Eliza-
beth Aiken, front row: Jennifer Hall,
Mary Jo Salazar, Miss E. Bender, Camilla
May, Missy Fogg, not pictured: Jenny
Caine, Ashley Hamilton, Tudi Martin,
Jessica Terr, Lucas James, Erica Jones,
Julie Lynn, Linnell Vaughan, Robin
Bullard, Cassie Walsh, Brooke Jaeger,
Margaret Bridger, Mary Virginia Greene

The Order of the Saints

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Granddaughters Club

fjl The Granddaughters Club consists of students
pho are direct descendants of Saint Mary's
jilumnae, including their mothers, grand-
mothers, and great-grandmothers (of all de-
;rees). The club was established in 1909 by Kate
vfcKimmon, teacher, secretary and treasurer of
he Alumnae Association and herself an alumna
£ Saint Mary's. The first club had 33 members:
.1 granddaughters, 27 daughters and five stu-
'.ents who were the third generation of Saint
Gary's.

The purpose of the club is to keep a close kin-
hip with the Alumnae Association, to continue
he traditions of the college, and to build new
nes, to promote school spirit, and to form a nu-
leus of students that will later develop into pro-
icient service in the Alumnae Association. The
lub's mascot and chief cheerleader is the Ghost
f Aldert Smedes, founder of Saint Mary's in
842, who roams the halls and lives in the attic of
medes.

Granddaughters Club members, who call
hemselves Ghostbusters, and the Ghost, walk
very fall to tap new members. Ghostbusters send
lalloween treats to the student body, are in
'harge of the luminaries for the Lighting 'o the
rrove, help with the party given each year to the
raduating college class, and present a chapel ser-
as well as other community projects

Vroughout the year.

ckrow: Katharine Hubbard, Ann Ratliffe, Ginna Basinger, Sue Jett Russler, Alix Edmondson, Cecelia Welton, Ann Maury Smith, Jen Barton, standing: Rosemary
:Ilhenny, Gloria Taft, Michelle Smith, Hunter Grogan, Lisa Furukawa, Julia Lawing, Lee Johanson, Claire Norman, Elizabeth Paxton, Carey Willey, Marta Johnston,
rginia Sharp, Katherine Edmondson, Gray Williams, Suzanne Nordan, Katherine Gregory, sitting: Carlyn Foy, Audrie Adams, Lynn Beard, Letitia Jacobs, Marietta
ock, Geni Wade, Parker Dawson, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Janet Poythress, Jennifer Williams, front row: Leah McCotter, Cortney Harwood, Charlotte Bikle, Rosy Sloan,
therine Pulliam, Camilla May, Weldon Jackson, not pictured: Syd Abarta, Elizabeth Aiken, Chap Andrew, Alison Bates, Taylor Brewer, Sloan Bndgcr, Nancy
rcoran, Holli Donnell, Webster Grimes, Louise Harris, Tressa Haynes, Lucas James, Teressa Mann, Tudi Martin, Catherine O'Brien, Dow Perry, Radford Perry, Mary
chard Shapard, Sarah Smith, Andra Taylor, Beth Wray

High school Tennis Team

The high school tennis team hst
victorious 1990-91 season. Practical
everyday for long hours drove therl
the State Tournament in Winsri
Salem. All of their hard work paid)'
when the team finished third in h
state.

Back row: Melissa Inscoe, Emily Feulner, Alix Edmondson, Amy Albertson, Mary Lou Jones, middle row: Jennifer
Williams, Anne Glenn, Leah McCotter, front row: Jane Singleton, Carey Willey, not pictured: Allison Little, Jenni-
fer Thomas, Cassie Walsh, Stephanie Dickens

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The College Tennis Team

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Upper left: Kerrie Strickler and Anne Goldman keep team player Chris Easley
company while she anxiously awaits her singles match. Left: Melissa Scott and
Letitia Jacobs cheer on the team while Cortney Harwood takes a second to give us a
smile between matches. Above: Robin Bullard shows us her KILLER serve!

'The College Tennis Team worked

:ry hard this spring to have a success-
, J season. With the leadership of the
jiptain and Mary Lou Jones, the coach,
I le team was able to put its best foot
i>rward. The team had fourteen
i atches; seven were at home and seven
t ere away games. The State Tourna-

ent was at Salem Academy in Winston

ilem.

Back row: Linnell Vaughan, Robin Bullard, Anne Goldman, Brooke Jaeger, Mary Lou Jones, middle row: Cortney
Harwood, Anne Finley, Chris Easley, Betsy Helton, front row: Margaret Bridger, Sherridan Starr. Carrie Kitchen

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Gillie Callum

The Gillie Callum dancers perfo
the traditional dances of Scotland. ,
companied by bagpipe music, they p
form on and off campus throughout
year, but the highlight of their seaso
their performance at Spring Coi
Workshops and tryouts are held at
beginning of each semester.

Back row: Ellie Jarman, Nina Cavallaro, Caitlin Brady, Ellen Zimmerman, front row: Carolyn Bullock, Penny
Thompson, Carney McDonald, Shannon Jones

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Sea Saints

ea Saints, the synchronized
mming group, presents fall and
ing shows. Tryouts are held at the
inning of each semester. Members
•n choreography while performing
:er ballet.

Back row: Misti Thomsu, Kim Goines, Lee Johanson, Katherine Hair. Nancy Corcoran, Martha Ratzlaff, Kendra
Dillingham, front row: Kerrie Shinn, Paige Gould, Marlea Fulenwider, Debbie Goldstone. Allison Bates, Lisa
Svendsgaard, Ms. Duncan

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Orchesis

Orchesis is a modern dance clulat
Saint Mary's. They perform on parens
day in October, and concentrate dung
second semester on their Spring cn-
cert. When Orchesis is not working iia
piece, they have technique class anci
some improv movements to help ch'«-
ograph for their upcoming perfou-
ance.

Back row: Charlotte Chiswell, Jenny Schmidt, April Browne, Wendy Hess, Adria Altemus, middle row: Elissa
Thomson, Lindsay Luxton, Ashley Ray, Ashley Brewer, front row: Sue Jett Russler, Jenny Hunter

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Abracadabra

Back row: Gina Hamill, Sherridan Starr, Carolyn Bullock, Grace Jones, Karla Waters, Ashley Griffin, Sloan Brid-
ger, middle row: Kerrie Stickler, Sue Jett Russler, Charlotte Bikle, Tina Williams, Jenny Dunstan, Katherine
Scholl, front row: Caroline Mountcastle, Lisa Martin

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WATS

The WATS are a group who consis
of sophomore girls promoting schoc
spirit from cheers before club walk
and assemblies to singing Christma
carols dorm to dorm. The WATS goal i
to promote a strong bond of spin'
within the school.

Back row: Kathryn Oyler, Margaret Bridger, Lecitia Jacobs. Marietta Steck, Brook Jaeger, middle row: Bridget
Butler, Liz Norfleet, Mandy Poole, Sara Beth Brooks, front row: Talia Beckman, Ginny James, Elizabeth Holmes,
not pictured: Mary Virginia Green, Tressa Haynes, Sue Jett Russler, Karla Waters, Beth Wray, Amy Bolin, Martha
Ratscliff, Angel Jarrel

MAPS

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j consist of college sophomores. MAPS
t walks several times during the year to
j pick new members. MAPS promotes

school spirit and unity on Saint Mary's

campus.

Back row: Sarah Lamm, Janet Poythress, Claire Norman, Kerrie Strickler, Gary Hodges, Margaret Bridger, middle
row: Ginny James, Rosemary Mcllhenny, Heather Clark, Beth Wray, Elizabeth Holmes, front: Sue Jett Russler,
Talia Beckman, Kim Goines, Michelle Kicidis

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B.A.CS

B.A.C.S. is an all freshman cli
whose purpose is to bond and connct
the girls in Holt, Smedes and Cru:j
shank dorms. They consist of six off
cers. The president is Elizabeth Aikcl
vice president is Cecelia Welton, tni
surer is Elizabeth Paxton, and the onl
inal members are Allie Swindell a!
Mills McKeekin. They hope to hae
many activities which can unite te
freshman class into one.

From Back Row: Cortney Harwood, Weldon Jackson, Julie Hamilton, Elizabeth Daniel, De-
mce Nasekos, Michelle McLaughlin, Allie Swindell, Elizabeth Aiken, Mills McMeekin,
Jennifer Misenheimer, Elizabeth Paxton, Cecelia Welton

Undatettes

' Undatettes is a high school social
'lub which promotes social activities

rid school spirit. Undatettes is also
/art of the Adopt- A-Highway Program

rid sponsors the Carnation Connec-
; on. Undatettes Strut On!

From Back Row: Ashley Edmonds, Carolyn Foy, Tudi Martin, Lauren Counts, Ashley
Wardell, Mary Jo Salazar, Susan Inabinet, Ashley Thompson, Kristen Trammel, Sarah Wash-
burn, Sloan Dupree, Casey Walsh, Anna Clay McAdams

The Order of the Circle

Parker Dawson — President

Elizabeth Williamson — Vice President

Jade Brannock — Secretary/Treasurer

Elizabeth Van Dyke — Original Member

Lisa Svendsgaard — Original Member

{Catherine Pulliam

Kim Goines

Tina Williams

Ashley Griffin

Marietta Steck

Rosemary Mcllhenny

Kerrie Strickler

Elizabeth Denning

Louise Harris

Elizabeth Green

Beth Ford

Gillian Troy

Beacon

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i Beacon is the high school organiza-
lon, and as such represents one of the
ighest honors a Saint Mary's girl can
ttain. The purpose is synonymous
ith its name, that is, to be a shining ex-
fiiple of all that is good about Saint
[ary's and to embody the school's
oirit and values. Beacon members also
rive to encourage all members of the
lint Mary's community to involve
lemselves in the school, and to feel a
enuine love for and devotion to Saint
[ary's.

From Back Row: Gracen Glenn, Jennifer Soteres, Marta Johnston, Penny Thompson, Steph-
anie Best, Maria Jose Salazar, Ashley Ray, Ashley Edmonds, Sloan Dupree, Kathryn Johnson,
Allison Poe, Cynthia Youngblood, Chrissy Griffin

S.H.A.R.E.

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S.H.A.R.E. consists of 12th grad<
The purpose of this club is to prom
school spirit for all clubs, activities a|
athletics, especially in the high schl
department. S.H.A.R.E. has world
with the remodeling of the new houl
they also sponsored the "Walk-*
Thon".

Back row: Darby Durand, Chrissy Griffin, Paige Gould, Shannon Jones, Cicely Osborne, middle row: Carolyn Foy,
Ashley Ray, Kathryn Johnson, Holli Donnell, Marta Johnson, front row: Jennifer Simpson, Caitlin Brady Carey
Willey

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Scoop

The Scoop group is the only club on cam-
pus that consists of both high school and col-
lege members. The meaning of the club is
secret but the purpose is to create excitement
among all the clubs. The Scoop group is
never at a loss for words.

mbers: Charlotte Bikle — President, Ann Maury Smith — Vice President, Cassie Walsh — Sec/Treas., Elisabeth Holscher, Rosemary Mcllhenny, Bridget Butler, Lisa
ndsguard, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Marietta Steck, Grace Stephens, Margaret Bridger, Anne Goldman, Danne Delano, Traci Seeley, Suzanne Wayne, Gillian Troy,
'?e Smith, Johanna Deans, Robin Bullard, Shayla Kirchin, Justin Shuford, Christine Walker, Barbara Shackleford, Ardis Burford, Gray Williams, Amy Duvall, Amy
liiams, Ali Karn, Holli Donnell, Anne Ballentine, Allison Poe, Elizabeth Gillam, Lara Eppert, Shannon Jones, Oneaka Mack, Gloria Taft, Anne Glenn. Tiffany
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The Order o

The Order of Saint Genesius is the honorary
society of the drama department. Its members
have made contributions in at least two major
productions at Saint Mary's College. The
members must also have a general love, re-
spect and understanding for the theatre.

This year Saint Genesius inducted Somer
Cooper as an honorary member. She has been
involved in at least three major Saint Mary's
productions. Somer, age 13, is not a Saint
Mary's student. She would like to go to Saint
Mary's one day, in which case she would auto-
matically be a Saint Genesius member.

In addition to contributing their talent in
"Little Women," our spring production, Saint
Genesius members also organized Saint Mary's
Lip Sync contest. The Lip Sync was so success-
ful that the judges, Faye Fussell, Carolyn
Hicks, Dr. Guilmart, and Dr. Esthimer, asked
the winners and a few other participants to
perform for Father/Daughter Weekend, and
they did.

The Order of Saint Genesius is named after
the patron saint of the theatre, Saint Genesius.
This organization has been active in the Saint
Mary's Community for approximately forty
years.

The girls in "Little Women" practice their lines to perfection.

Left: Jennifer Hall and Cassie Caudill read their lines over and over*
the play.

Below: Tressa Haynes and Meg Boette. stage managers, critique tht
hearsal.

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Practice Make!

Saint Genesius

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Muse Week

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Under the direction of Mrs. Anna
Wooten-Hawkins, Muse Week takes
place in early January and is one of the
cultural highpoints here at SMC, in-
volving, as it does, both students and
the community. Sponsored by the Muse
magazine, local writers of superior
standing and achievement come to
Saint Mary's, read from their works,
and take questions from the audience.
Informal interaction between the
artists and their followers is encour-
aged by the receptions which follow
each reading. This year the Muse was
proud to bring Sam Ragan, Shirley
Moody (who taught classes in poetry
writing in addition to reading), Pete
Hendricks, and Laurel Goldman.

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Mr. John Tate; the college graduation processional.

Ads

FROM KERMIT THE
FROG TO THE WORLD

"If I were a poet, I'd write you a

sonnet . . .
But I am not a poet, and I think you

know it. |

But I don't need a present.
All I need to do is look at you
To show you how much I love you."

Jim Henson's love of life arid of people rang out through the words of the songs he
wrote. Filled with his spirit of wonder arid curiosity, Ernie and Kermit explored
Sesame Street . . . and they linger there still in our childhood memories.

"What you are is God's gift to you.
What you become is your gift to God."
We love you very much and are so

proud of the person you are.
Fred, Lillian, Musette, Mama, and Dad

Robin,

You have worked hard
and we are very happy and
proud of you, Love —
Thanks, Mother and
Daddy

Kay,

Follow your dreams wherever they may lead
you, but remember the people along the way
that have held your hand in good times and
bad, for those are the true treasures in life.
Never allow your goals and dreams to destroy
the real you. Always be yourself and be good
and honest and success will follow. All our
love and pride go with you along life's way.
Congratulations!

Mom, Dad, Karen and Kelly

Michiko,

Congratulations! We love you
and we are so proud of you.
Love, Dad and Mom

Camilla, we are so proud
of you, but my, how
you've changed!
Love, Mother and Daddy

The years may change a lot of
things. But never the love this
message brings, and never the
pride and happiness, too, that
comes from having a daughter
like you.

Love, Dad and Mom

Margaret Walters Boette
We love you and are so
proud of you!
Mom, Rob, David, Jack
and Cathy

Christina,

Love, faith, hope, charity, and truth
will guide you throughout a happy
and successful life. You are a true
blessing in all our lives and we are so
very proud of you. We love you very
much.

Mom, Scott, and Grandmother

Gillam

Congratulations, Audrie,
our 4-year girl! We love
you and wish all the best
for your future.
Love, Mom and Dad,
Andy and Haynes

To Stephanie,
BEACON:
You have given us much joy and
pride. As you "go down the road to
see Martha," be proud of yourself
and find joy in what you do. Re-
member that our love and respect go
with you and that we are always here

for you.

We uv u-
Mama and Daddy

Alisa King

Daughters are a special joy.

With much love,
Mom
Congratulations, Leecie, remember
there are no limits!

I love you,
Jen

Ali Karn
Ali,

Thank you for being such
a warm, compassionate, and
loving daughter.

Love always,
Mom and Dad

Allison Poe

Congratulations

To our Allison

We love you!
Mom, Dad, Jeanie, Boss, and
John-Thomas

^Ashley Wardell

Ashley —
I Congratulations . . . keep
ismelling those flowers!!!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Robert,

* Schatzy and Frank — the Cat

Kerri Shinn

Congratulations

Kerri

We love you very

much

Mom, Dad, and Trey

Christina Lovell

I am so very proud of you. You
tare a wonderful addition to
( life; you are important! Re-
elect your hopes and dreams,
|«or others can learn from you.
With much pride and love,
Worn

"^^

Katherine Pulliam
Congratulations, Katherine! We are
so very proud of you. Thank you for
the joy you bring to our lives. We
Love You, Mom, Dad, Christian,
David and Missy

Cassie, We're so proud of
you — lots of love and
wishes for the future.
Mom and Dad

Emily Feulner

Emily,

What a treasure and pure de-
light
you are. We are so proud of

you!

All our love always,
Mom, Dad, and E.J.

Kim Goines

Congratulations! I'm so

proud of you!

Love,
Mom

Bridget,

You'll always be a

winner!

Love,
Mom & Dad

Virginia Sharp
Virginia, you are so spe-
cial!

We love you
Mom and Daddy

Alix Dyer
"It is only with the heart
That one can see rightly;
What is essential
is invisible to the eye"

Saint-Exupery
CONGRATULATIONS! Keep
looking with your mind and your
heart.

XOXO
Mom & Dad

Caroline Holt
Mountcastle,
Congratulations to our
Precious Caroline. You
are and have always been a
treasure.

Love,

Mom & Dad

May and Randall

Angel Jarrell

Congratulations
"Our Angel." You're #1

Lov<
Mom, Dad, and Jos

Your love
has been a
treasure
through the
years.
Thank you
for being
the

daughter
that you are

Congratulations

and continual

success.

With much pride

and love,

Mom, Dad,
and Van

Jennifer Thomas
Just Jennifer
Loving you forever
Dad and Mom and all th

other

160

i Elizabeth Farley Wray

I Beth,

'You are our sunshine!

Love,
Mom and Dad

Leigh Elizabeth Easton
Congratulations to a real

winner

Love,
Mom, Paul, Sam, Et al

Geni Wade

"Schwing Schwing"
Swing so high

and

Reach the sky!

We are so very proud of you!

"M.O.M. & D.A.D.

Keely Simerville
to Keely

If you can imagine it
you can achieve it.
If you can dream it
you can become it.

With love,
Mom and Dad

Elizabeth Grimes Van Dyke
"Happiness is homemade."
Thanks for giving us so much
joy! "Wishing you a future that
is bright as can be & as full of
hope as your dreams."
Love you — always
Mom, Dad, & Chris

Cameron Campbell
Cameron,

Panache: A DASHING
ELEGANCE OF
MANNER, STYLE,
CAREFREE, SPIRITED,
SELF CONFIDENCE.
YOU'VE GOT IT!
We love you very much
and are SO PROUD OF
YOU!
Dad and Margot

tKristy Lawson
fKristy,

(Congratulations on a job
fwell done!

u Love,

Mom and Dad

Bill, Pete, and Corey

Janet Poythress
"Reach high and then
climb high."

Congratulations and

much love,

Mom and Dad

Lara Eppert

Lara

Golden Hair

Swimming, gymnastics

Set goals . . . STRIVE . . . achieve!

Growing Lovely

Growing Up!

Lara

All our love,
Daddy, Mother, Baba

Ashley Griffin
"Oops, there goes another
rubber tree plant"!
With much pride and
love,
Mom and Dad

Cynthia Youngblood

To have a daughter like you
is to know a special kind of joy.
Thank you for all the love, joy
and pride you have brought
into our lives.

Love,
Mom and Dad

Jennifer Stocks

Jennifer, You have ac-
complished many things
and I am proud of you.
Thanks for all the joy you
bring to me.

Love you,
Mom

Alison Nanniga
Alison, we love you
so very much. XXX
Mom and Dad.

Anna Ferguson
Anna,
Congratulations! We are very
proud of you and love you very
much.

Mom, Mary Susan and Heidi

Amy Hardison

You will always be our "Little

Angel."

With much pride and love.

Mom, Dad, Josh, Jeremy, and

Lindsay

Parker Dawson
Hurrah Parker!
Our wish for you —
love in your heart
peace in your soul
joy in your life . . .
always

a heartful of love,
Momma, Daddy,
Ashley, Brack

Kim Goines

Zoot —

We are very
proud of you and
love you lots. May
you have con-
tinued success
throughout your
life!

Dad, Deb, Peanut,
Rascal and Barney

i~i

Stacy Dolan

Scooter,

You were cute then. Now

you're "just right," and we're

very proud of you!

Love.
Mom and Dad i

1 Dow Perry

ij* What is a miracle?

I To me walking along the beach

Just as the sun comes up,

J And seeing a seagull catch a fish,

' Or watch waves crash and slowly disappear —

1 I wonder where they go?
i Dow Perry — 1 1 years old

I Dow,

II Don't every stop looking for miracles.

Momma and Daddy

Marta Johnston
Marta,

You have made us
proud of you then and
now. We look forward to
the future.

Love,
Mamma and Daddy

Jennifer Hall

You are terrific. We love the

way you are!

Love,
Mom and Dad

Amy Williams
To Amy:

We are so proud of you. We wish
for you a happy future and cherish
the memories of all the good times
we have had together.

With love.
Mom, Dad, and Doug

ASHLEY EDMONDS

You said it best . . .

A goal

can only be reached

by trying

by reaching

by practice

by hurting

by time

by being

by becoming

A goal

can only be reached by believ-

ing.

To bel

ieve in yourself is to be a

champ

on.

Ashley Edmonds

1987

Keepbelieving . . WI-: l.OVr.YOU!

Mom,

Dad, Mandi, Memaw, and

Papaw

Heather Clark
Always Precious
We're proud of you!
Love, Mom and Dad

inie Chalmers,
\nnie with brother,
Fishing for the future!
May the future hold all
that you wish for.

With much loi
Mom and D

Katherine Adams Gregory,

KaKa...

Mommy, Daddy and I are so proud
of you and we love you very much . . .

Kathryn Johnson

Congratulations, Kathryn! We are
proud of you and happy for you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Martin

Thanks To: Mary Virginia Swai
Margaret McGlohon
Barbara Richards

and especially to KATHRYN OYLER for the cover

— Jennifer Hall and Keely Simerville

1991 Stagecoach Co-editors

TENTH GRADERS

Benbow, Martha
8 West Golf Club Lane
Paoli , Pa. 19301
(215) 640-1966

Boleman, Jennifer
421 Piedmont Avenue
Rocky Mount , N.C. 27803
(919)442-9310

Furukawa, Lisa
1638 Country Club Road
Wilmington , N.C. 28403
(919) 762-5576

Mc Cotter Leah
4605 West Fairway Drive
New Bern , N.C. 28562
(919) 633-2223

Witt, Susan
3341 White Oak Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27609
(919) 782-362

ELEVENTH-GRADERS

Albertson, Amy
2055 Overbrook Road
Petersburg , Va. 23805
(804) 732-7788

Ballentine, Anne
486 Windwood-on- Skye
Fayetteville , N.C. 28303
(919)486-6834

Barton, Jennifer
55 Puritan Road
Trumbull , Ct. 0661 1
(203) 377-1917

Bell, Suzanne
1834 Satinwood Court
Vienna, Va. 22182
(703) 938-6247

Blaney, Lauren
4324 Wood Valley Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27613
(919) 846-2426

Brady, Caitlin
5017 Bridget Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27603
(919) 779-0355

Browning, Liza

505 Cape Charles Square

Lynchburg , Va. 24502

(804)384-8165

Cashwell, Tiffany

P.O. Box 11030 Long Beach Road

Southport, N.C. 28461

(919)457-5734

Cavallaro, Nina
6705 Firefox Place
Raleigh , N.C. 27615
(919)847-6146

Dunikowski, Stacy
4608 InteTlachen PLace
Raleigh , N.C. 27612
(919)881-0140

Edmondson, Alexandra
56 Forsyth Street
Atlanta , Ga. 30303
(404) 963-6747

Egner, Kimberly
731 Lightfoot Drive
Clayton , N.C. 27520
(919)553-3934

Flanagan, Cristin
1658 Walker Road
Palmayra , N.Y. 14522
(315)597-5095

Garrison, Jennifer
67A Old Field Road
Murrells Inlet, S.C. 29576
(803)651-7877

Gillam, Elizabeth
103 South Queen Street
Windsor , N.C. 27983
(919)794-3204

Glenn, Anne
2315 Red Fox Trail
Charlotte, N.C. 28211
(704) 365-0335

Grahek, Jill

100 King George Loop

Cary,N.C27511

(919)460-8739

Hair, Katherine

43 1 Brookcliff Lane

Cary,N.C27511

(919)469-1097

Harper, Morgan

P.O. Box 308

North Myrtle Beach , S.C. 29597

(803) 249-6443

Hess, Wendy
Lot 61 Waters Edge
Salisbury , N.C. 28144
(704) 636-0838

Hickman, Louisa
1301 Sandpiper Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27615
(919)847-1738

Hobbs, Amy
Route 5, Box 438
Zebulon , N.C. 27597
(919) 269-6572

Inoue, Reiko

Four Ross Avenue

Demarest , NJ. 07627

(201)784-8502

1323 Holly Bank Circle

Inscoe, Melissa
1323 Holly Bank Circle
Dunwoody , Ga. 30338
(404)392-1154

Jarman, Ellie
3103 Eton Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27608
(919) 782-7132

Johnson, Courtney
3348 Hunterdon Way
Marietta, Ga. 30067
(404) 953-2370

Johnson, Meredith
619 Saint Cloud Drive
Statesville, N.C. 27529
(919) 772-7624

King, Jodie
8837 Wildwood Links
Raleigh, N.C. 27613-5413
(919) 6764012

Locklear, Carmaletta
202 Whithome Drive
Gamer , N.C. 27529
(919)772-7624

Luxton, Lindsay

102 Grayson Court, Rt. 2

Beaufort, N.C. 28516

(919)728-2672

Mc Laurin, Holleigh
515 Fayetteville Road
Rockingham , N.C. 28379
(919) 895-5955

Mercorio, Caroline
120 Queensferry Road
Cary,N.C27511
(919)469-9519

Milani, Charlaine
8604 Bournemouth Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27615
(919)848-3670

Minges, Jennifer
1200 North Nash Street #814
Arlington , Va. 22209
(202) 244-8317

MusgTave, Julie

144 Lake Hollow Circle

Cary,N.C27513

(919)467-4649

Okura, Mayumi
295 Hagiwaradai Nishi
Hyogo-ken , Japan 666
(072) 759-8648

Parker, Michele
P.O. Box 891
Decatur, Ga. 30031
(404)939-5978

Partridge, Allison
2029 Harrington Street
Newberry , S.C. 29108
(803)276-7950

Prater, Raeshelle

P.O. Box 7815

Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29577

(803)449-8684

Schmidt, Jennifer
813 Northbrook Drive
Raleigh, N.C. 27609-55 15
(919) 782-2428

Shelor, Jalayne
7309 Spyglass Way
Raleigh , N.C. 27615
(919)790-9064

Singleton, Jane

306 Wildwood Dunes Trail

Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29572

(803)449-1212

Smith, Alice
3101 Hyman Place
Fayetteville , N.C. 28303
(919)868-1915

Stone, Susan
35 12 Williamsburg Court
Raleigh , N.C. 27609
(919) 782-6980

Taft, Gloria
303 Kenilworth Road
Greenville , N.C. 27858
(919) 756-3666

Tomsu, Misu'
615 East H Street
Erwin, N.C. 28339
(919) 897-6029

166

Underwood, Kyle
620 Llewellyn Place
Charlotte , N.C. 28207
(704) 372-6865

Vincent, Valerie
103 Kilby Drive
Greenville , N.C. 27858
(919)756-3273

Wood, Sarah
P.O.Box 584
Siler City, N.C. 27344
(919) 742-5855

TWELFTH-GRADERS

J Beard, Lynnwood

; 2835 Delaney Drive

! Burlington , N.C. 27215

I (919)584-5916

Bender, Edith
2726 Millbrook Road
1 Fayetteville , N.C. 28303
(919)485-7532

1 Best, Stephanie
< 412-B Cooke Street

1 Apex , N.C. 27502
( (919)387-1021

I Bonnoit, Robin
: 402 Brittain Road
I Darlington, S.C. 29532
1 (803)393-2453

! Chalmers, Annie
I 42 Fox Hollow
I Littleton , N.C. 27850
; (919)586-3457

( Chiswell, Charlotte
! 3045 Cardinal Lake Circle
[ Duluth , Ga. 30136
! (404)476-5748

( Corcoran, Nancy
i 4701 Trent River Drive
I New Bern , N.C. 28562
I (919)638-8222

i Counts, Lauren
'! 2446 Pineway Drive
1 Burlington , N.C. 27215
(919) 584-9675

Crew, Valerie

2544 Venice Drive

Palm Beach Gardens , Fl. 33410

(407) 622-8590

Dana, Myra
1 215 Wildwood Drive

Goldsboro , N.C. 27530
J (919) 734-0352

Dickens, Stephanie
P.O. Box 98121

Raleigh , N.C. 27624
(919) 846-1908

Dickerson, Adrienne
7615 Trowbridge Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27613
(919) 846-7264

Dillingham, Kendra
10765 Trego Trail
Raleigh, N.C. 27614
(919) 846-6727

Dolan, Stacy
P.O. Box 262
Frisco , N.C. 27936
(919) 995-4448

Donnell, Holleigh
8253 Hillside Drive
Raleigh, N.C. 27612
(919) 787-9659

Driver, Jennifer

5021 Knaresborough Road

Raleigh , N.C. 27612

(919)782-1008

Dupree, Sloan

7000 Ebenezer Church Road
Raleigh, N.C. 27612
(919) 787-7327

Durand, Darby
631 Country Club Road
La Grange , Ga. 30240
(404) 804-3598

Easton, Leigh
254 The South Chace
Atlanta , Ga. 30328
(404)851-9714

Ebert, Suni
Route 2, Marina Road
Irmo , S.C. 29063
(803) 781-1485

Edmonds, Ashley
2800 Pidgeon Hill Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27613
(919) 848-3748

Eppert, Lara
4040 Tangle Lane
Winston-Salem , N.C. 27106
(919)761-0008

Fair, Michele
6905 Aspen Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27615
(919) 872-7080

Ferguson, Anna
5000 Vescova Court
Charlotte , N.C. 28212
(704) 535-1556

Feulner, Emily
6216 Berkley Road
Alexandria , Va. 22307
(703) 329-1562

Foy, Carolyn
P.O. Box 10485
Southport, N.C. 28461
(919) 278-6651

Geer, Jessica
10705 Cambium Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27613
(919) 847-6609

Glenn, Gracen
316 Riverside Drive
Greenville , S.C. 29605
(803) 235-7145

Gregory, Katherine
1810 Chester Road
Raleigh, N.C. 27608
(919) 782-5573

Griffin, Christine
25793 Miguel Court
Valencia, Ca. 91355
(805) 255-9403

Hardison, Amy
Route 2, Box 58
Cherryville, N.C. 28021
(704) 4354545

Hayes, Jennifer
1100 West Markham Ave.
Durham , N.C. 27701
(919) 286-7552

Heath, Jan

210 Parkview Avenue
Fayetteville , N.C. 28305
(919) 486-6628

Honeycutt, Mary
Route 2, Box 297
Roseboro , N.C. 28382
(919) 567-2870

Inabinet, Susan
13205 Twin Lakes Drive
Clifton , Va. 22024
(703) 830-9464

Johnson, Kathryn

3401 Poplar

Pine Buff, Ar. 71603

(501)5364977

Johnston, Marta
501 Washington Avenue
Weldon , N.C. 27890
(919) 5364977

Jones, Erica

611 Park Avenue

Roanoke Rapids , N.C. 27870

(919)535-1651

Jones, Shannon
3320 Old Saybrook Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27619
(919) 782-2618

Kane, Eden
3012 Eton Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27608
(919)783-6831

Kam, Alexandra

22562 John Gamble Road

Davidson , N.C. 28036

(703) 667-7249

King, Alisa
P.O. Box 786
Pinehurst , N.C. 28374
(919) 692-2900

Land, Mary Taylor
117 Long Shadow Lane
Cary, N.C. 27511
(919)851-1976

Little, Allison
1004 Westwood Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27607
(919)787-7666

Mack, Oneaka
Fayetteville State University
Fayetteville , N.C. 28301
(919)486-1141

Martin, Lisa

536 Innisbrook Road

Statesville , N.C. 28677

(704) 872-4772

Martin, Tudi
2330 Hales Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27608
(919) 787-1009

May, Camilla
705 Shorewood Drive
Washington , N.C. 27889
(919) 946-3041

Mc Adams, Anna Clay
204 Candlewood Road
Rocky Mont, N.C. 27804
(919)443-6062

167

Mc Lean, Natalie
1208 Canington Road
Raleigh, N.C. 27615
(919)848-3263

Mera, Melissa

1 19 South Harrison Avenue

Cary, N.C. 27511

(919) 782-0564

Morris, Melissa
475 Sandwood Court
Raleigh , N.C. 27613
(919)847-9388

Morton, Cindy
2316 Cowden Court
Raleigh, N.C. 27612
(919)847-8734

Mueller, Rebecca
10441 Leslie Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27615
(919)847-8135

Mulkey, Christina
210 Edinburgh Drive
Cary, N.C. 27511
(919)851-3577

Murphrey, Tracy
402 Garrison Drive
Kings Mountain , N.C. 28086
(704) 739-7065

Osborne, Cicely
345 Raysor Street, NW
Orangeburg, S.C. 291 15
(803) 533-0363

Owens, Whitney
545 North Main Street
Wake Forest , N.C. 27587
(919) 556-2722

Perry, Elizabeth
P.O. Box 95
Colerain , N.C. 27924
(919) 356-2209

Perry, Margaret
1305 Perry Park Drive
Kinston , N.C. 28501
(919)523-3412

Poe, Allison
1113 Cowper Drive
Raleigh, N.C. 27608
(919) 828-9072

Ratliffe, Margaret
191 Lions Gate Drive
Columbia, S.C. 29223
(803)736-1514

Ray, Ashley
7409 Amaris Lane
Raleigh , N.C. 27612
(919)787-2421

Reid, Catherine
1835 Harris Road
Charlotte, N.C. 28211
(704) 364^1579

Salazar, Maria
7807 SW 88th Terrace
Miami, Fl. 33156
(305) 27^4991

Shelton, Ashley
P.O. Box 186
Gate City, Va. 24251
(703) 452^t807

Shinn, Kerri

108 Cameron Drive

Spartanburg , S.C. 29302

(803) 542-0739

Simpson, Jennifer
21 Elm Woods Circle
Pine Bluff, Ar. 71603
(501) 536-8392

Smith, Ann Maury
Nine Buck Branch Drive
Richmond , Va. 23233

(804) 784-3840

Soteres, Jennifer
Nine Harris Glen, NW
Atlanta , Ga. 30327
(404) 261-1770

Spivey, Susan

P.O. Box 1093, Spivey Road
Whiteville, N.C. 28472
(919) 642-7678

Stocks, Jennifer
3605 Canter Lane
Raleigh , N.C. 27604
(919)876-2010

Strickland, Leigh Ann
2528 Pheasant Drive
Albany, Ga. 31707
(912)432-7760

Swartz, Missy
243 Park Crest Road
Roanoke , Va. 24014
(703)342-5551

Terr, Jessica

6415 Olmi Landrilh Drive
Alexandria , Va. 22307
(703) 256-8060

Thomas, Jennifer
201-B Foliage Circle
Cary, N.C. 275 11
(919)233-9441

Thompson, Ashley
805 Shannon Road
Asheboro , N.C. 27203
(919) 629-0457

Thompson, Penny
4912 Richland Drive
Raleigh, N.C. 27612
(919)787-3098

Trammell, Helen
3306 Alamance Drive
Raleigh , N.C. 27609
(919) 783-7894

Vocalan, Cristina
203 Stratford Road
Goldsboro , N.C. 27534
(919)778-9181

Walker, Mary
1410 Connell Road
Charleston, WV 253 14
(304) 346-8235

Walsh, Cassie
5610 Colony Road
Charlotte , N.C. 28226
(704) 364-3835

Wardell, Ashley
1715 Queens Road
Charlotte , N.C. 28207
(704)374-1120

Washburn, Sarah
Route 3, Box 148
Wendell , N.C. 27591
(919)365-5177

Willey, Carey
Ten Kerr Street
Onancock, Va. 23417
(804) 787-7309

Williams, Amy

106 Quarter Horse Drive

Scott Depot , WV 25560

(304)757-6311

Williams, Jennifer
4402 Lake Breeze Drive
Stone Mountain, Ga. 30083
(404) 294-8255

Williams, Regina
3018 Omah Street
Durham , N.C. 27705
(919) 471 ^655

Yeargan, Polly
2606 Churchill Road
Raleigh , N.C. 27608
(919)781-0994

Youngblood, Cynthia

208 Salter Path Road, Route 3
Morehead City , N.C. 28557
(919)247-3104

ACCELERATED FRESHMEN

Austin, Leah C
1012 Styx Drive
Monroe, NC 28110

Gould, Paige E

209 Lochside Drive
Cary, NC 27511

Pittman, Dena L
3802 Lake Road
Raleigh, NC 27604

Rogers, Olivia L
Route 6, Box 794
Jacksonville, NC 28540

Smith, Sarah E
406 Surrey Lane
New Bern, NC 28562

Wood, Rosalind E

126 Lochwood Drive West

Cary, NC 27511

POST GRADUATE

Eason, Amy J

6232 Lake Trail Drive

Fayetteville, NC 28304

Hubbard, Katharine E
907 Long Shore Drive
SnowhiU, NC 28580

Jones, Ashley E
302 Hillcrest Drive
Farmville, NC 27828

Killeen, Mary E
Route 2, Box 664
State Road, NC 28676

Kirchin, Shayla R
806 Colonial Drive
Burlington, NC 27215

Overbeck, Sondra E

POB 716, Two Marina Street

Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

Sedlack, Lisa A

Nutmeg Lane

New Canaan, CT 06840

168

Sherrill, Marian E
401 Lake Boone Trail
Raleigh, NC 27608

Snell, Amanda H
2109 Royal Oaks Drive
Raleigh, NC 27615

SPECIAL

Allen, Barbara
6750 Olde Providence
Raleigh, NC 27609

Arrington, Charlene S
7001 Poole Road, Lot 9
Raleigh, NC 27610

Campbell, Sarah
303 Cashwell Drive
Goldsboro, NC 27534

Cheatham, Margaret S
623 Dogwood Road
Statesville, NC 28677

Ferro, Jennifer
7214 Baltusrol Lane
Charlotte, NC 28210

Grigg, Kathy
2810 Wamath Drive
Charlotte, NC 28210

Hehn, Heather

3207 Carpenter Hills Lpse

Lacey, WA 98503

Johnson, Jeana C
3333 Hampton Road
Raleigh, NC 27607

Loughlin, Catherine
1407 Live Oak Parkway
Wilmington, NC 28403

Maroon, Michelle
3110 Gin Lane

Naples, Florida 33940

Mc Intosh, Laura
17020 Club Hill Drive
Dallas, TX 75248

Munford, Sarah M
2100-D Sutton Drive
Raleigh, NC 27605

Noguchi, Chiaki
31 Sawatari Ishimakicho
Toyohashi-shi, Aichi
Japan 441-11

Perrow.Sarah
f 4104 Peakland Place
U Lynchburg, VA 24503

Simon, Deborah N

3129 River Oak Turn #20

Raleigh, NC 27613

Smith, Judith A
5000 Rea Road
Charlotte, NC 28226

Tai, Ching

3312 Gatcombe Place

Raleigh, NC 27604

Wood, Shawn L
2526 Dartmouth Drive
Fayettteville, NC 28304

FRESHMEN

Abarta, Mary S
Post Office Box 516
Sullivans Island, SC 29482

Adams, Candie J
Post Office Box 1310
Atlantic Beach, NC 28512

Altemus, Adria L
1407 Adams Street
Wilsoa NC 27893

Augustine, Amy G

2534 South Edgewater Drive

Fayetteville, NC 28303

Baer, Nicole L
219 Parkwood Drive
Hagerstown, MD 21740

Baker, Lea M

3203 Sedg efield Road

Statesville, NC 28677

Boatright, Allison R
7506 Park Vista Circle
Charlotte, NC 28226

Bolin, Amy A
925 Windsor Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Boykin, Lea A
Route 1, Box 458
WiUard, NC 28478

Braken, Susan A
822 Fins Street
Sanford, NC 27330

Brewer, Ashley C
728 Center Street
Asheville, NC 28803

Bullard, Robin W
408 Forest Road
Laurinburg, NC 28352

Burford, Ardis L
608Westham Woods Drive
Richmond, VA 23229

Burnish, Sara Elizabeth

301 22nd PI, Pelican Drive, E.

Long Beach, NC 28465

Caine, Jennifer
15 Colonial Drive
Wilmington, NC 28403

Campbell, Tracyi M
Route 1, Box 291-A
Dutton, AL 35744

Carroll, Anne T
122 Parkwood Drive
Wilmington, NC 28403

Cassaday, Jennifer L
5026-B Edwards Mill Road
Raleigh, NC 27612
Chambers, Alice Anne
2685 Glencroft Road
Vienna, VA 22181

Channel, Megen A
Route 4, Box 603
Murphy, NC 28906

Clark, Lee Anna
1527 Femcliff Road
Charlotte, NC 28211

Coggins, Sidney M

61 12 Staffordshire Court

Raleigh, NC 27609

Conners, Elizabeth M
4609 Gramercy Court
Raleigh, NC 27609

Covington, DawnW
Columbo Am. Embassy
Post Office Box 97200
Washington, DC 20090-7200

Culberson, Jennifer R

3721 WilliamsboTough Court

Raleigh, NC 27609

Danielle, Elizabeth B
1307 Chauncey Drive
Tarboro, NC 27886

Davis, Erin M

5026 Winthrop Drive

Youngstown, OH 44515

Dawbam, Blake L
604-C5 Foxcroft Terrace
Statesville, NC 28677

Deans, Jo Anna P
2103 Hermitage Road
Wilson, NC 27893

Denning, Elizabeth W
1 500 Stoneridge Drive
Sanford, NC 27330

Duvall, Amy R
1612 Biltmore Drive
Charlotte, NC 28207

Edmondson, Katharine H
1212 Panola Street
Tarboro, NC 27886

Everette, Beth A
Route 4, Boxl20-A
Tarboro, NC 27886

Ferrell, Kristen M
502 Woodland Place
Danville, KY 40422

Fogg, Melissa L
Route 7, Box 580
Mocksville, NC 27028

Ford, Mary Elizabeth
Box 584

Lawrenceville, VA 23868

Futrelle, Angela P
3640 Plantation Road
Charlotte, NC 28226

Gallimore, Britney D
1406 Queen Anne Road
Wilson, NC 27893

Giammarco, Michelle R
4328 Old Saybrook court
Charlotte, NC 28211

Goldstone, Debra A
8966 Tarrytown Drive
Richmond, VA 23229

Green, Elizabeth O
810 Palmetto Street
Spartanburg, SC 29302

Greene, Alicia C
Post Office Box 267
Fairmont, NC 28340

Griffin, Meredith M
2312 Ridge Road
Raleigh,. NC 27612

Hairston, Whitney C
517 Oak Brook Drive
Columbia, SC 29223

Hamilton, Ashley R

2609 Oakmmmmmeade Drive

Charlotte, NC 28226

Hamilton, Julie I
4398 Hillock Drive
Raleigh, NC 27612

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Hamlin, Christina K
412 Hillandale Drive
Raleigh, NC 27609

Hanover, Rachel
116 Tiercel Court
Cary,NC27511

Harris, Louise W
Post Office Box 1206
Oxford, NC 27565 ,

Harwood, Courtney B

459 Atlanta Cntry Clb Drive

Marietta, GA 30067

Hassell, Melinda A
Post Office Box 193
Roper, NC 27970

Helton, Elizabeth A
2696 Lake Shore Drive
Hillsdale, MI 49242

Hill, Molly C
1840 Nigel Court
Vienna, VA 22182

Holbrook, Shannon M

2412 Rettrop Drive

Mc Leansville, NC 27301

Howard, Meredith A
7912 Farmingwood Lane
Raleigh, NC 27615

Hunter, Jenny A

2027 North Stafford Street

Arlington, VA 22207

Jackson, Mary W
3341 Coleridge Drive
Raleigh, NC 27609

James, Finley L
108 Oakview Drive
Darlington, SC 29532

Jones, Ann M

Oak Street, PO Box 265

Jarratt, VA 23867

Jurovics, Nicole R
48826 Rembert Drive
Raleigh, NC 27612

Key, Elizabeth A
5832 Newhall Road
Durham, NC 27713

Kitchin, Frances C
711 Stanley Avenue
Rockingham, NC 28379

Knowles, Nicolee
1511 Middle Road
FayetteviUe, NC 28301

Lambert, Eleanor M
812 Rollingwood Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410

Lawing, Julia M

1011 Wirewood Drive, APT 203

Raleigh, NC 27605

Legen, Jennifer A
12720 Lindley Drive
Raleigh, NC 27614

Long, Brinley L
Post Office Box 1535
New Canaan, CT 06840

Lutz, Tracy M

2519 Lawton Bluff Road

Charlotte, NC 28226

Lynn, Julia E
2212 Solmar Road
Silver Springs, MD 20904

Mackie, Alison E
Post Office Box 672
Wake Forest, NC 27588

Matsuyama, Yuko
2-35-1-1310 Minamirokugo
Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan-144

Mays, Katherine P
2205 Surrey Place
Lynchburg, VA 24503

Mc Donald.Elizabeth C
175 Rhododendron Drive
Arden, NC 28704

Mc Donald, Georgia L
Route 2, Box 349
Rockingham, Nc28379

Mc Kay, Elizabeth H

335 Chesterfield Street South

Aiken, SC 29801

Mc Laughlin, Michelle L
595 Meadowglen Trail
Roswell, GA 30075

Mc Meekin, Mattie M
4710 Portobello Drive
Columbia, SC 299206

Mc Ree, Kathryn C
1616 Brandon Road
Charlotte, NC 28207

Misenheimer, Jennifer A
6400 Burlwood Road
Charlotte, NC 28211

Monroe, Mitzi L
342 Camelot Drive
Salisbury, NC 28144

Moore, Kim E

304 N. Brunswick Avenue

South HiU, VA 23970

Morgan, Allison H
5616 Calton Drive
Raleigh, NC 27612

Morris, Jennifer L
Four Old Mill Court
Columbia, SC 29206

Morvan, Tracy Y
2418 Valencia Terrace
Charlotte, NC 28226

Nasekos, Cheryl D
2928 WiUowbrae Road
Charlotte, NC 28226

Nasseri, Shahrzad S
100 Seapath Estates
Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

Noah, Michaux P
803 Holt Drive
Raleigh, NC 27608

Norfleet, Elizabeth R
640 Rock Creek Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Patel, Kalpanakumari M
1403 South Wilmington Street
Raleigh, NC 27603

Paxton, Elizabeth B
1113 Lakeside Drive
Wilson, NC 27893

Phillips, Sara S
Nine Upton Court
Greenville, NC 27858

Pressley, Kimberly J
301 Chadmore Drive
Charlotte, NC 28226

Rainey, Susan S
6737 Wheeler Drive
Charlotte, NC 28211

Reeves, Ashley W
Post Office Box 7 127
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-0103

Rose, Jennifer W
10103-C Castile Court
Richmond, VA 23233

Rowland, Karen M
1 1708 Ivywood Road
Chester, V A 23831

Sappenfield, Elizabeth D
6700 Folger Drive
Charlotte, NC 28226

Sears, Charlotte E
Route 1, Box 163
Scranton, NC 27875

Seeley, Tracy C
3509 Lubbock Drive
Raleigh, NC27612

Shackleford, Barbara A

Box 698

Hollandale, MS 38748

Shuford, Justine J

1660 Eighth Street Drive, NW

Hickory, NC 28601

Siew, Su-Pei

D103 SEA Park Apts

Jalan 21/13

46300 Petaling Jaya

Selangor, Malaysia

Sloan, Rosamond L
701 Westmont Drive
Asheboro, NC 27203

Smith, Huldah P
2812 Wellington Drive
Rocky Mount, NC 27803

Smithwick, Heather L
1525 Cloverdale Avenue
Winston Salem, NC27104

Solomon, Melanie L
176 Ellerslie Drive
FayetteviUe, NC 28303

Starr, Wendy M

3458 Turtle Cove Court

Marietta, GA 30067

Steele, Nicole R
109 Scott Street
Franklin, VA 23851

Swindell, Jane A
2712 Asbury Terrace
Greensboro, NC 27408

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Adams, Audrie L.
1602HeathcliffRd.
High Point, NC 27262

Allied, Pamela

1104 Mariner's Wacche

Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28459

Andrew, Chap
1910 Lafayette Ave.
Greensboro, NC 27408

Ardis, Angel
1255 Schaub Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27606

: Bames, Virginia A.

1015 Cardinal Dr.
■ Wilson, NC 27893

Basinger, Virginia H.
308-32 Queens Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28204

Bates, Allison L.
107 Fallsworth Dr.
: Cary, NC 27513

! Beckman, Talia A.
I 315 East 84th St.
* New York, NY 10028

! Bikle, Charlotte T.
I 2304 Quail Rd.
J Wilson, NC 27893

1 Boette, Margaret W.
i 5042 nClemson Ave.
: Columbia, SC 29206

I Brannock, Jade E.

: 1112 Oakside Court
! Raleigh, NC 27619

SBridger, Margaret T.
!2610Lakeview Dr.
(Raleigh, NC 27609

1 Bridger, Sloan

I' 800 Lake Boone Trail

| Raleigh, NC 27607

i Brooks, Sarah Beth
Box 210 Stuart Hall
- Staunton, VA 24401

l Browne, April N.
513 East Club Blvd.
Durham, NC 27704

i Bullock, Carolyn L.
fP.O. Box 462
/Knightdale, NC 28352

Butler, Bridget E.
407 Wonderwoood Dr.
Charlotte, NC 2821 1

Calandra, Sarah M.
1 50 Mill Lane Rd.
Lynchburg, VA 24503

Castanas, Nicolette G.

3151 H Walnut Creek Parkway

Raleigh, NC 27606

Caudill, Casey E.

230 Fairhaven Dr., Rt. 2

Blountville, TN 37617

Clark, Christina
1911 Stanton Rd.
Kinston, NC 28501

Clark, Heather
612 College St.
Clinton, NC 38238

Colmenares, Aura
8951 Hawthorne Ave.
Surfside,FL 33154

Covert, Becky
1502 Rogers Rd.
Graham, NC 27253

Coward, Hollie

2417 Loreine's Landing Lane

Richmond, VA 23233

Crummie, Judy Katherine
3405 Arboretum PI.
Fayetteville, NC 28303

Dalton, Heath C.
7905 Tylerton Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27613

Dawson, Sarah Parker
104 Palmer PI.
Washington, NC 27889

Delano, Danne

135 Derby Forest Ct.

Roswell, GA 30076

Downey, Melissa
10801 The Olde Place
Raleigh, NC 27614

Dunstan, Jenny

403 South Queen Street

Windsor, NC 27983

Dupree, Elizabeth
Route 4 Box 417
Tarbobo, NC 27886

Dyer, Alucia P.

2644 Soylhwest Ravensview Dr.

Portland, OR 97201

Easley, Christine T.\
2141 Ascott Rd.
Juno Isles, FL 33408

Edgell, Jennifer

907 South Method Dr.

Raleigh, NC

Engstrom, Katherine
217LightfootDr.
Clayyton, NC 27520

Fincher, Sandra P.
Rt. 2 Box 185
Nebo, NC 28761

Finley, Anne W.
106 Waverly Green
Staunton, V A 24401

Fulenwider, Marjorie Lena
1801 Grace St.
Wilmington, NC 28405

Furr, Jamie L.
708 Dartmouth Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27609

Gardner, Kristen
3149 Laurel Ridge
Hickory, NC 28601

Goddard, Caroline
Quaint Acres
Boston, VA 22713

Goines, Kimberly E.
3305 Mandy Lanes
Morehead City, NC 28557

Goldman, Rebecca Ann
5 Grosscup Rd.
Charleston, WV 25314

Gorman, Lisa

3012 Ravenwood Dr.

Lynchburg, VA 23229

Green, Mary Virginia
2201 Canal Dr.
Wilson, NC 27893

Griffin, Ashley D.
135 Burlington St.
Holden Beach, NC 28462

Grimes, Catherine Webster
408 Landerwood Lane
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Hall, Jennifer A.
115BlanwoodDr.
Boone, NC 28607

Hamill, Gina
Rt. 3 Box 330
Enfield, NC 27823

Hartman, Courtnay B.
315 South Main St.
North East, MD 21901

Hatcher, Mary C.
7505 Trudy Lane
Gamer.NC 27529

Haynes, Tiffany
2216EversDr.
Raleigh, NC 27610

Haynes, Tressa KT.
1901 Pendleton St.
Columbia, SC 29201

Hodges, Cary
12 36th St.
Hickory, NC 28601

Holmes, Elizabeth
2528 Glenwood Ave.
Raleigh, NC 27608

Holscher, Elizabeth
208 Cherokee Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28207

Hopper, Paula
Rt.3 Box 187B
Oxford, NC 27565

Houck, Ann Summerson
4635 Fieldale Rd.
Lynchburg, VA 24503

Ikemiya, Kanae
2504 Gatwick Ct.
Raleigh, NC 27613

Jacobs, Margaret
3104 Monument Ave.
Richmond, VA 23221

Jaegar, Jane Brooke
1936 Tucker Lane
Roanoke, VA 24151

James, Virginia

P.O.Box 68

ML Pleasant, NC 28124

Jarrell, Angel R.
101-B Garden St.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Johanson, Marion Lee
301 Brooks Ave.
Raleighh, NC 27607

Jordan, Katherine E.
142 Ellerslie Dr.
Fayetteville, NC 28303

Kicidis, Patricia Michelle
1742 Cavendish Ct.
Charlotte, NC 28211

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King, Donna E.
8837 Wilwood Links
Raleigh, NC 27613

Lamm, Sarah L.W.
390 Kimberly Dr.
Asheville, NC 28804

Lassiter, Cathertine D.
1105 Cardinal Dr.
Wilson, NC 27893

Lawson, Kristy •
13700 Solstice Close
Midllothian, VA23113

Lewellen, Laura M.
1131 Windsor Dr.
Wilmington, NC 28403

Lovell, Christina L.
709 Decatur Rd.
Jacksonville, NC 28540

Martin, Lisa
400 Charlotte St.
Asheville, NC 28801

McCoy, Angela Lynn
Rt.2 Box 349
Rockingham, NC 28379

Mcllhenny, Rosemary
General Delivery
Avery Island, La. 70513

Milner, Martha R.

Rt.7 Box 106 A Coffee Rd.

Lynchburg, VA 24503

Mountcastle, Caroline H.
2887 Galsworthy Dr.
Winston-Salem, NC 27106

Nanniga, Allison
20 East 49th St.
Savannah, GA 31405

Nordan, Suzanne
122 0verbrookDr.
Concord, NC 28025

Norfleet, Elizabeth R.
640 Rock Creek Rd.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Norman, Claire G.
3512 Canterbury Rd.
New Bern, NC 28563

O'Brien, Catherine
Box SS 5669
Nassau, Bahamas

O'Brien, Shelia
Box SS 5669
Nassau, Bahamas

Ohkila, Yumi

1585-27 Ozenji Asao-ku

Kawasaki City , Japan

Oyler, Katherine
340 Pine Valley Rd.
Marrietta, Ga 30067

Poole, Mandy
Rt. 2 Box 190
Wake Forest, NC 27587

Poythress, Janet
4503 St. Andrew's Dr.
Wilson, NC 27893

Pulliam, Katherine,

N. 88 W. 5444 Regency Ln.

Cedarburg, WI 53012

Ratzlaff, Martha P.
1103GlenagleCt.
Danville, KY 40422

Reason, Sonya Michele
RL 1 Box 836
WiUiamston, NC 27892

Sharp, Virginia K.
3526 Canterbury Rd.
New Bern, NC 28562

Simerville, Keely M.
1441 Queens Rd. West
Charlotte, NC 28207

Simpson, Leslie C.
3133-D Aileen Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27606

Smith, Susan
RL 1 Box 97-A
Brookneal, VA 24528

Starr, Sherridan S.
3458 Turtle Cove Ct.
Marietta, GA 30067

Steck, Marietta J.
202 Willoughby Blvd.
Greensboro, NC 27408

Stephens, Grace
Lee's Hill Box 309
Irvington, VA 22408

Stevens, Sarah

4639 Townesbury Lane

Raleigh, NC 27614

Strickler, Kerrie
401 Shore Dr.
Emporia, VA 23847

Sutherlin, Leila
2914 Camp St.
New Orleans, LA 701 15

Svendsgaard, Lisa
102 Concord Dr.

Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Uchida, Satomi
1124 SataHatogaya
Saitama, Japan

Van Dyke, Elizabeth
3901 Northhampton Rd.
Durham, NC 27707

Wade, Eugenia
3904 Swarthmore Rd.
Durham, NC 27707

Walter, Whitney
6940 Granada Blvd.
Coral Gables, Fl 33146

Watson, Esther M.
3613 Dade St.
Raleigh, NC 27612

Williams, Tina L.
Rt. 1 Box 103
Scranton, NC 27875

Wray, Elizabeth
4011 Churchill Rd.
Charlotte, NC 2821 1

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